By helping to improve motor skills and create interest, you are laying the foundations for your little writer-to-be.

It's a tricky time giving up the daytime naps - everyone's a bit tired and scratchy. But don't worry; after a while things will calm down and you'll find a new routine that works.

Building towers and putting teddies to bed isn't exciting any more - for you, that is. And now you feel guilty because you don't want to play. But don't fret: just change the perspective.

Friendships are one of the most important things there are. But it’s not really until now your kid will actually make friends. It takes time to get all the skills you need to be a friend.

Perhaps you’re even more excited than your kid, who knows, but after all it’s the first day of preschool. Here’re some little things to make the transition smoother.

So you want a well-mannered kid? It’s actually not that hard. But there is a catch; you have to be well-behaved yourself...

Chores are not just about helping each other around the house. They’re about building self-esteem and, in the long run, self-reliance.

For the first time since becoming a parent, you're thinking about handing your child over to a babysitter. Do you dare to? Can you?

Is it time to say goodbye to nappies? Does it look like your child can tell when they are peeing or pooing? That's great! Here's how to go about toilet training.

Toddlers at this age are very curious to know everything they see, hear and touch.

It is easy to forget each other when you become a parent as your baby takes most of your time and energy. What do you do to keep your relationship alive? Share your suggestions here.

Siblings’ fights are common, squabbling and arguing is more or less a part of family life. But perhaps that knowledge isn’t enough for you to keep your cool and stay sane. Carry on reading and get some tips on how to keep the peace around the house.