Work is necessary, but work can also be busy. And every hour at work is an hour not spend with the family. How do you find the right balance?

The world is full of fake news. And children start lying at young age already. Christians are obliged to set an example of integrity in this dark world, Anna Gnatyshyna argues.

The new generations of kids are born into the digital world. Their ability to find and use information is abnormal. Parents, be aware and come up with answers before the internet does!

We all need peace and quiet sometimes. Whenever we try to concentrate on an important task for work, school, or other activities, we yearn for silence. Children don't always accommodate our needs. Columnist Anna puts these issues in perspective.

Making friends seems as natural to children as breathing. They have a magical ability to build connections with others that adults often lack. Where did we lose our friend-making skills?

Nowadays it is quite popular for my generation (born in the 1980s and 1990s) to talk about the difficulties from our childhood. As we become older, we encounter new ideas about raising kids. How does our past influence our present decisions?

Oh yes, I am a grown-up. But, I still suffer from decision-making struggles and mistakes that I make. If mistake-making were an art medium, I would be a Picasso. However, I tend to be strict with kids when they make mistakes. Why does it happen?

Children’s imagination and fear often go hand in hand. Kids often imagine monsters and evil in any dark corner they see, writes Anna Gnatyshyna.

Christmas season is over, and so are packing and giving gifts. It is a joyful quest to shop for presents for friends and family. However, if you have several kids in a family, that might be challenging.

The hardest part of parenting is teaching kids about the even distribution of ornaments on the Christmas tree. My dear friend Alexandra has never been able to teach it her three little kids. When Christmas season comes, she starts to feel desperate about the Christmas tree, the ornaments, and well… her kids.