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Parenting
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Safe ride: choosing the right car seat for your child
Parents need to ensure their children are as safe as possible while travelling by car as Malta’s roads are more dangerous than ever. Data released in parliament showed there were over 800 traffic accidents that resulted in fatalities or injuries over the past three years. Mechanical engineer Rebecca Buttigieg, who is an accredited car seat adviser, shares her views on the subject.
Addressing the problem of parental alienation
Informative meeting to discuss four-pillar approach to dealing with this complex social issue
A guide to surviving modern motherhood
Many new mothers feel burnt out before they've hardly begun. On Mother's Day, here are a few tips to help you navigate daily challenges
‘My son was the reason I started blogging’
The mother-and-son duo that's Lorinda and Henry are well-loved by the local online community. Lorinda shares her experience as content creator.
Improving communication within the family
Sara Amin Omran discusses the importance of open communication at home and how we can achieve it for our own and our children's well-being
5 last-minute Mother’s Day gift ideas
Got caught napping and now somewhat panicking? We're here to save your hide.
How little chores help develop a child’s sense of responsibility
Nathalie Buhagiar takes a look at school life from a different perspective as she delves into childhood school occupations and why they are important for a child’s development
Gardening, music and history at Palazzo Falson
If you’re looking for something fun and educational to do with your children this weekend, then we recommend…
A survival guide for exam time
Examination time for primary and secondary schoolchildren is around the corner. Here are a few tips to help students − and parents − better manage exam stress and anxiety.
Understanding teenage angst
Emotional changes in teens can result in mood swings, anxiety and also lead to depression or self-harm. So it's important for parents to recognise the signs when not all is okay, says counselling psychologist Stephanie Borg Bartolo