When it comes to children's development, there's no substitute for outdoor play. Getting some fresh air and spending time in nature comes with numerous advantages, especially for children who are still learning to stand on their own two feet.
We asked what the most common parenting struggles were and put together this guide, focusing on how you can use kids movies to help you develop your child’s character!
Ever wondered how watching different movies can affect your child? We look at how movies can positively and negatively impact children.
The Toy Story movies are not just cinematic genius. They also represent an important connection that I share with my children due to a common interest.
Playing with your child is important for their development and also to aid in building strong bonds between you.
Your child may require a bit of guidance when it comes to choosing something they are passionate about. Here are some of the things you can do to unleash your child’s creativity.
Autism or Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a complex disorder which causes problems with the development of social and communication skills.
Taking part in the arts can help your child develop confidence and self-worth. Try these tips to help you nurture a love of the arts in your child.
Swimming lessons are an important part of water safety. Find out why learning to swim is the best way to keep kids safe from drowning.
Do you have a little singing, acting or musical star? Learn how to pick drama, music or singing lessons and classes to help your creative child shine!
Music lessons can aid the educational development of a child but Kidspot reveals the best time to start learning a musical instrument.
There are plenty of treatment options available for bedwetting, from non-invasive products to more extreme medications. Find out the pros and cons of each option
If your child wets the bed, and has always done so, then they most likely have primary nocturnal enuresis.
As your child grows, they will develop attitudes and feelings towards themselves. It’s important as a parent that you are able to build your child’s self-confidence and resilience.
If you and your child are struggling with bedwetting, then these ten tips may help you both get through the phase with as little disruption and distress as possible
During toddlerhood your child will develop his eye/hand/body coordination, depth perception and eye tracking and teaming. Find out the best ways you can encourage this development.
What to expect as your preteen develops socially and emotionally
Around this age your child's body, regardless of sex, will begin to change shape and mature
Resilience is being able to ‘bounce back’ from difficult times, setbacks, and other significant challenges. Read our tips on how to help your children develop resilience
Get more information on encouraging your child's physical development and developing their motor skills.
Discover how your child is developing emotionally and socially and get tips on encouraging your preschooler's development in Kidspot's New Zealand's comprehensive family health section.
Being an overprotective helicopter parent sets up your child for risks later in life. Learn how to let go with these parenting tips.
Children with Austism Spectrum Disorder need guidance when it comes to social skills at school. Get advice on dealing with autism in education and schooling.
