Your baby is one year old and now you are officially part of the kid’s party circuit. At this age birthday parties are more important to the parent – your baby doesn’t even know what the fuss is all about!

Activities like sports and reading are crucial for a child's development. But make sure kids also have enough time to play.

"Mom, I’m bored". These are the most terrifying words for parents during the holidays. But don't despair, here are a few tips on how to keep the kids entertained and yourself sane.

Don't depend on a school's physical education program to keep your children in shape. You have to do your bit to pump them up.

Instead of playing outside, children increasingly spend their time watching a TV or computer screen or playing video games.

If you're taking your infant or toddler on a plane trip, Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center offers these safety tips.

Is your child a keen rugby player? We give you tips, information and exercises to turn him into the next Joe van Niekerk.

When should you start giving pocketmoney? And how can you develop healthy money habits in your children? Dr Kathleen Gurney from the Financial Psychology Corporation gives the following advice.

Now you are officially part of the kids' party circuit. At this age birthday parties are more important to the parent – your baby doesn’t even know what the fuss is all about!

'Tis the season, and for many people half the fun is hauling Christmas trees into their living rooms and draping them in shimmering lights. But electrically wired trees can also pose fire hazards.

Obesity is a growing problem with children younger than 5 years struggling with their weight. A Northwest University professor takes a look at this issue.