children
Devices may be making us smarter, but is there a catch?
Like many parents, Suvi Mahonen is worried about the hours kids are spending staring at screens.
Beyond size
Suvi Mahonen says she struggles with her body image, but she learned an important lesson from her two-and-a-half-year-old daughter.
Role models and cheer squads
Want to help children "succeed" and "do well" in life? Then cheer them on.
To raise an Amish child
How can we ensure our children aren’t addicted to technology when we ourselves can’t seem to tear ourselves away from our mobile phones?
My great big happy family
Michelle Mauigoa and her husband, Daniel, have nine children, which would probably overwhelm most people, but she wouldn’t trade places with any of them.
No Heil Hitler!
Paul Cieslar would have had a normal, happy childhood growing up in Wisla, Poland, if not for one thing—the Nazi occupation of his country.
Five Questions with David Roberston
David Robertson is director of Safe Places Services, a Seventh-day Adventist organisation dedicated to safeguard churches from sexual abuse and provide support for victims of the crime.
The Great Vaccination Divide
The tragic death in March of Western Australian baby, Riley Hughes, from whooping cough added momentum to the vaccination debate already well underway in much of the developed world.
