Parenting

Six parents share their go-to dishes to inspire yours, from Filipino arroz caldo to South African pampoenkoekies

We present a few previously unwritten rules for keeping the school class group chat a kind and relatively manageable space

Parents should lead by example to instil a positive attitude towards food, exercise, cleaning up and screen time

Away from the judgmental eyes of child-averse travellers, we’re free to be unruly

The National tests Apple, Google and Microsoft's security features. However, experts say the trick is parenting, not policing

Here are some habits to inculcate before the holiday ends

Experts offer advice on how to support loved ones without adding to their stress

Miniature structures include the Kaaba and Masjid Al Nabawi, with Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in the pipeline

These calming and informative series will help to keep toddlers and tweens informed and entertained

When it comes to a trip with little ones, R&R often goes out of the window. Here are some tips for parents to enjoy their break

From scavenger hunts and wall murals to recreating your own version of reality TV shows, there's no need to spend a fortune

Charlie Chaplin was 73, Janet Jackson was 50, Rupert Murdoch was 72 and Ernest Lehman was 86 when they became parents again

My daughter walks to the stage. Short, measured, graceful steps, not a hint of being overawed. Or so it seems to me...

Help children learn and have fun over the school break with arts, adventure and academia

Neurodiverse children process the world differently, but can thrive with the right support

Introducing stories to children slowly, picking topics they're interested in and creating a cosy reading corner may help turn the page on boredom

From the relaxed to the pushy, protective to the no-nonsense, psychologists in the UAE outline the pros and lows of each

Build an at-home escape room, teach little ones the 'clean up the house' game or use homemade bubble foam for guaranteed smiles

The social media app has added three new options to its Family Pairing function, but the responsibility still lies with parents to monitor

While parents of youngsters can often cajole them into making up after a fight, getting grown-ups to come together following an argument can be much more difficult