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Parenting

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Health
Childhood cancer: what every parent must know
A diagnosis of childhood cancer is a parent’s worst fear, but the earlier you detect the disease, the better your child’s chances of recovery. Know the signs.

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Learning
How to teach your child a love of reading
A love of reading will stand your child in good stead for the rest of their lives. Here’s how to get them started.

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Pregnancy
A healthy pregnancy means a healthy baby: we show you how
The first 1 000 days of a baby’s life set the stage for healthy lifelong development. Here’s what you should eat to invest in your child’s future.

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Learning
Humans vs computers: The skills kids need to survive the future
When today’s children enter the workforce, it will look nothing like it looks today. Prepare them for a future we don’t yet fully understand.

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Learning
Private school is more affordable than you think
With private schools now offering affordable education – in some cases even cheaper than government schools – you need not worry about your child’s future.

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Infographics
Our kids are overweight - Here's what to do about it
The Healthy Active Kids Report Card shows that SA kids are increasingly overweight or obese. Here’s how to get them physically active.

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Learning
Practical advice for parents on beating homework blues
Homework helps your child to bed down what they are learning in school, and apply their learnings. You play a vital role in helping them to do their homework right.

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Relationships & friends
Mom, here’s how to help your child make friends
It’s the beginning of your child’s school career and you want them to start making friends. Here’s how to help.

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Advice
Child not coping? Spot the signs of a learning disability
If your child is withdrawn, hyperactive or unfocused, or doesn’t listen, you might want to assess them for a learning disability.