In response to an alarming surge in the number of children facing unprecedented humanitarian crises worldwide, UNICEF launched today a US$9.3 billion emergency funding appeal to reach at least
How to talk to your children about the death of a loved one
The death of a loved one is painful and complicated for adults, but for children facing a loss for the first time it can be as confusing as it is
What are panic attacks?
A panic attack is an intense feeling of fear and anxiety. It often happens if people feel anxious about something happening in their life or have experienced something difficult or
Bullying: What is it and how to stop it
Watching your child experience the physical and emotional pain of bullying or cyberbullying is heartbreaking. Some parents are unsure where to begin to help protect their children from bullying and
Teens and risky behavior.. How to support your teen while helping them to stay safe
Teenagers’ interest in new experiences is natural and a key part of what helps them grow. By pushing boundaries, teens develop independence and become increasingly self-reliant. But sometimes teenagers can
How to teach your child to love reading
A love of reading opens the door to adventures, learning new things and a whole host of key language skills such as speech development and vocabulary building. Spending time with
7 myths about mental health
Dispelling myths about mental health can help break the stigma and create a culture that encourages people of any age to seek support when they need it. Here are seven
How to raise a healthy eater
Good food and nutrition are the foundation of children’s health and bring benefits that can last a lifetime. Teaching your child about healthy eating from a young age will help
How to manage your child’s separation anxiety
Spending time away from your little one can be painful for both of you. But sometimes, saying goodbye can create feelings of worry and upset in your child. Here are
How to communicate effectively with your young child
Every interaction you have with your child is a form of communication. It’s not just about the words you say: The tone of your voice, the look in your eyes