Five factors that influence how easily your children make friends
What makes it easier or more difficult for you child to make friends?

What makes it easier or more difficult for you child to make friends?
How do you keep all the plates spinning, asks Ilona Boniwell, mother of four teenagers and a baby, Psychologies’ parenting expert and one of most respected positive psychologists in the world? She tells us how she attempts it – for starters, get the kids to help
Got toddlers in the house? Are you feeling a bit overwhlemed that you’re not on top of it all, all the time? Here are four tips to help you feel you’re doing the best you can
In order to establish happy relationships in adult life, we need to untangle the emotional patterns passed down from our mothers
Fathers who share household chores have a positive impact on their daughters’ views on gender equality
Psychologist and childcare expert Penelope Leach discusses how to minimise the impact of family breakdown for children
Penny Mansfield, director of One Plus One, explains how to reinforce your connection as a couple
How do you respond when other people’s children are rude and inconsiderate? When you go out for a meal and there are kids yelling and running around the restaurant, or your own children bring friends home who backchat – or worse – what should your response be, and what does that response say about you? Clem Felix investigates
‘Summertime and the living is easy.’ Really? How do you create a restful holiday if your kids are knocking lumps out of each other and you’ve lost a suitcase? You need a plan, says our family expert Ilona Boniwell