What I discovered after a month of remote working, with home-based learning for the kids during the Covid-19 Circuit Breaker lockdown.

Find out if your toddler’s language development is on track, what to do about stuttering and when to seek help about speech disorders.

What’s the perfect gift for your little one? DR RICHARD C. WOOLFSON offers some suggestions.

Here’s why you should rethink getting that infant walker, sitting pillow or bouncer, a rehab specialist tells EVELINE GAN.

Here are five early warning signs that you are becoming the parent who micromanages your toddler’s life, says DR RICHARD C. WOOLFSON.

He was just a preschooler, but Adam weighed as much as a grown man. His mum tells EVELINE GAN how she turned his diet around after many tears and tribulations.

Your toddler’s behaviour may overwhelm you at times, but DR RICHARD C. WOOLFSON says it’s important to distinguish between wilful acts and typical development traits.

Steer your angsty toddler in the right direction with these discipline strategies. By EVELINE GAN

Everybody has their own views of the typical one-year-old. But here are 10 common myths that should be debunked, says DR RICHARD C. WOOLFSON.

How can you help your toddler step out of her older brother’s shadow? DR RICHARD C. WOOLFSON shares five strategies.

Should you stop shouting at your toddler and embrace this parenting style that’s all about positivity and respect? DR RICHARD C. WOOLFSON shares how it’s done.

When your little one misbehaves, keep cool and don’t fall into one of these familiar discipline traps, reminds DR RICHARD C. WOOLFSON.

Now that your toddler is approaching 18 months old, you may wonder if he is ready for preschool. To help you decide, ask yourself these questions, suggests.

Got a question? Our expert is here to help.

If your little one has a tendency towards behaving violently, DR RICHARD C. WOOLFSON has suggestions on how you can help him.

Without that afternoon snooze, your toddler can become tired and irritable. DR RICHARD C. WOOLFSON suggests these strategies to help him catch up on the zzz’s.

Why is your one-year-old angry all the time? It’s important to first understand the reasons behind these outbursts, says DR RICHARD C. WOOLFSON.

Effective conversation helps you create a lasting and meaningful relationship with your toddler.

Overcome your parental FOMO (fear of missing out) blues with these strategies from DR RICHARD C. WOOLFSON.

Being out of sight can mean out of mind. Keep your relationship with your toddler strong with these suggestions from DR RICHARD C. WOOLFSON.

You want her to keep her toys after playing; she thinks you’re a nag. DR RICHARD C. WOOLFSON points out the mistakes you’re making.

If your little one demands a gadget during every meal, it’s time you give her a digital detox, says DR RICHARD C. WOOLFSON. Here’s how to do it.

Does your toddler perpetually look angry or worried when faced with anything unfamiliar? DR RICHARD C. WOOLFSON shares how you can work with his slow-to-warm-up temperament.

She can walk perfectly well, but she doesn’t want to. DR RICHARD C. WOOLFSON shows you how to wean her off this bad habit.

Your friend thinks that your toddler’s #ootd is not age-appropriate, but you wonder what the fuss is all about. DR RICHARD C. WOOLFSON weighs in on the matter.

You don’t want to spoil your baby, but where do you draw the line since she’s so young? EVELINE GAN highlights 10 guiding principles you should follow.

Why does your tot behave so differently from his older brother? First, ask yourself these five questions, DR RICHARD C. WOOLSON suggests.

Does your toddler take forever to eat on his own? Or is he always leaving his seat in the middle of the meal? DR RICHARD C. WOOLSON tells you how to manage these challenges.

Should you spank your tot’s hands when he strikes you? DR RICHARD C. WOOLFSON suggests that you look at the long-term impact of your actions.

What’s with your two-year-old’s obsessive behaviour? DR RICHARD C. WOOLFSON explains how to deal with this phase.