My friend knew that I was conscious of my body. She knew that I noticed when I was fertile and when I was not. That’s why she called me on a Saturday afternoon.

Homework from school and chilling on the couch. That is what children use the house for. But when would be the best time to learn cooking, asks Edit Frivaldszky.

As parents, we are responsible for helping our children choose the right path for their future. Columnist Edit realises that it is not always easy to prepare children to take over.

Quality time with your loved is very important. But so is doing household chores, having time for yourself, and working. And a day only has 24 hours. How can a Christian divide his time wisely in this busy world?

Every year, columnist Edit celebrates her three daughters' birthdays. When the kids were younger, she had to organise the parties. But how do you find the right balance between a lovely party and Christian modesty?

I'm probably over halfway through my life, so my perspectives on New Year resolutions are changing. It's not so much about resolutions anymore, but about thanksgiving.

I love December. Advent brings a special atmosphere to our family. In the evenings, we sip warm tea or hot chocolate by the crackling fire, the light strings are hung inside and outside, everyone tries to get home to the warm rooms as soon as possible.

We live in the countryside, in a quiet little town not far from Budapest. I often have to travel to the capital for work, but I am not the only one; dozens of locals commute every day. Recently, railway renovations have made traffic difficult, which has also increased traffic on the roads.

The average European child spends 3-4 hours online every day. That also means that our children, kept in check by their parents, who spend 1-1.5 hours a day online, balance out their peers who spend 6-8 hours a day online.

We gave into the social pressure and the demands of online schoolwork: at the age of 12, our kids got their own phones. Well, not iPhones, nor smartphones... but "dumbphones". You know, the ones with buttons.