Toddlers are busy developing skills and knowledge and play is a key input into this. There are some toys that have remained popular over the generations - find out why they have endured and how they enhance toddlers learning.
For almost 20 years an animated Kiwi and Cat signalled the end of the evening's television transmission on TVNZ. Now, the beloved characters are back to be introduced to another generation.
Board games are not only lots of fun to play, they also provide lots of learning opportunities for kids. Even better, play them with your kids and they will benefit from quality time too.
Research suggests that almost a fifth of kids stop frequently reading for fun between the ages of eight and nine years old. Discover tips for keeping them reading.
Nanogirl is inspiring kids to engage in science and engineering through explosive and entertaining live shows. Read the review.
Learning to ride a bike can be difficult, painful and sometimes bloody! Learn tips and tricks for helping kids learn how to ride.
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.
Should NZ schools offer a free lunch to all students? Join our discussion.
Wagging, ditching class, skipping school ... whatever the kids these days call it, it's part of a real issue for New Zealand's education system.
A lot of schools have an issue with the chaos of the drop off with reports of aggression, naming & shaming, assaults, and even threats to run others over!
Mother of four kids under four, Zoe from the parenting blog Blessed in Doubles, discusses the four Ps of parenting: planning, preparation, peace and play.
Building a successful parent teacher relationship can really benefit your child. How do you communicate with the teachers in your kids' lives?
Make learning the ABCs a whole lot more fun for rugby mad kids with the new book, A to Z with the AB's.
National Standards has been abolished. So how would you like your child's school to report on their learing?
Find out how you can help your child cope with the stress and pressure of school and exams.
Here's some simple te reo Māori words and phrases that you can use in your everyday life, and that you can teach your children.
