This is a continuation of the 10 Things I Wish I Knew Before I Was A Parent. 1. Unconditional Love. Love should always be unconditional. Letting them know that you love them no matter what will ensure they are confident and will be open with you. It lets them still communicate to you and ensure

Moving house or even country can be a very big change for a child and stressful for the whole family. The first time they do it, it will be moving from the only place they have ever known to somewhere unknown. Things You Can Do Talk to them about when you moved as a child and how you felt w

Everywhere you look there is always a great range in toys for younger children and certainly when it comes to eco friendly, wooden toys. However when those teenage years hit all there seem to be are iPods, laptops, electronic accessories, jewellery and various other things. While all of these thin

Many children will get an allowance or money for doing their chores or work around the house. But this doesn't necessarily instill a sense of responsibility in the child. If the money goes away, so do the tasks they normally perform.This is meant to teach them responsibility, but it only ever see

Many people today are divorced and have children. It is an unfortunate circumstance but life always moves on. So when you meet someone else and start to get serious how do you introduce them and even have them living with you and your children. My parents divorced at an early age and my parents