Natalie Moutafis is discovering how the Feuerstein approach to learning is helping her children discover their sense of self.

Should kids climb trees, put down your phone, why teens need rites of passage, and more.

There's growing unease about the technology use of young people. As a starting point, we should ask them what they think, writes Aine Maher.

At this time of year, class lists can be a hot topic and many parents might be doing everything they can to enable their child to be in a class with a specific friend or teacher in the next school year. But, writes Dr Judith Locke in this updated post, is it the best idea?

Is it OK to listen to music when studying, ATAR obsessions, prejudice against stay-at-home Dads, and more...

There's widening gulf between parents, teachers and the school system, write Kelly-Ann Allen and Sally Kenny, and an urgent need to repair the relationship.

Do you know if your teen is using a fake social media ID? In this extract from his new book, The Tech Diet for your Child & Teen, Brad Marshall offers advice on how to have that tricky conversation.

Natalie Moutafis and her family threw caution to the wind and headed off on an overseas holiday. Here are her top tips for travelling with tiny humans.

Cooking with kids a recipe for happiness, how to ease back from helicopter parenting, why girls need aunties, and more...