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Hiring domestic staff in the era of the coronavirus pandemic requires being extra careful and taking safety precautions. As the lockdown has been eased and parents are going back to work, the reality is that you are going to need somebody to care for your children. This could mean hiring new staff. Below are some […]

Having domestic staff can be counterproductive if they are not well managed.

Remember how we used to play in the rain, race with friends then sing “rain, rain go away, come again another day…little children want to play.” when dad wouldn’t let us go out to play, yet we could see some of our friends playing in the rain? The rainy season is here now and kids

Do something special for dad to show how much he is loved and appreciated!

Buying a family car is not always an easy decision, especially when you’re strapped for cash. You need to find a vehicle that will be versatile, durable, and able to handle the occasional trip. In some cases, you may also want to consider things like extra space for carpooling. You also want a vehicle that

Today we are celebrating the global day of parents, and indeed these are one of the most uncertain times for families. Below are some expert tips on how to parent during COVID-19 and the current pandemic. 1. How to talk about COVID-19   Be willing to talk. They will already have heard something. Silence and

How do you feel about yourself? Being locked down under lock and key caused us all, I hope, to really take the time to reflect on who we really are. How did you measure up to your own expectations of yourself, when so much of your freedom has been taken away so suddenly? Did you

The Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic has upended family life around the world. Schools closing, working remote, social distancing — it’s a lot to navigate for anyone, but especially for parents.Learning should not stop when your child is staying at home due to the COVID-19. Parents are children’s first and most important teacher, and this is

Parents, sometimes we see a video that speaks to the heart of parenting. It talks about a vitamin only you can offer. In the video, John Rosemond, author and family psychologist, for Prager University talks about what children desperately need and how only parents are in the best position to offer it. Watch the video