Destructive Parental Negligence
Written By Arikewuyo Abdulrafiu Parenting is not a function of age or the number of children that you have, it is much more than that. It is dependent on Continue Reading
Where Are Their Families?
Earlier today I woke up with a smile on my face as many others did, it’s a Friday, weekend, there was rainfall all through last night so the weekend promises Continue Reading
International Day Of Families
A family is more than just a group of people related by blood, marriage or adoption, it is a group of people with a bond of love and a vision Continue Reading
Parenting Is Leading By Example
Dr. Ezi Beedie. Parenting is a job one is scarcely trained for, albeit the hardest job to undertake. Though there are various theories and opinions on the best ways to Continue Reading
The Tenets Of Good Parenting
Give me one word that comes to your mind when I say ‘parenting,’” I said to a friend. “Love,” He responded. “Give me another word,” I demanded not quite satisfied Continue Reading
Parenting Lessons From An African Tribe
By Daniel Udechukwu As a parent, how do you react when your child offends you? Do you correct with love or punish to make a statement? The story below from Continue Reading
How African Societies Protect The Innocence And Magic Of Childhood
By J.C Ntala There is a new boy in my daughter’s class. He told her a thing or three that resulted in us having to have ‘the chat’ at bedtime Continue Reading
Woman Forces 14-Year-Old Daughter To Have Sex With Man To Pay Off Debts
A 30-year-old woman in Malaysia had been arrested for allegedly forcing her teenage daughter into prostitution, local media reported on Monday. The mother, who resides in Sarawak state, was “trying Continue Reading
The Tenets Of Good Parenting
“Give me one word that comes to your mind when I say ‘parenting,’” I said to a friend. “Love,” He responded. “Give me another word,” I demanded not quite satisfied Continue Reading