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As parents, we all want to help our children make the most of their abilities. One of the best ways to ensure this is by nurturing their talents from a young age.

We often hear stories of child prodigies who excel in music, art, sports, or academics at an early age. A good example is Mozart’s extraordinary musical abilities that manifested early in his life. He played the piano at the age of three and began composing at four. By age 12, he had composed his first opera and performed for royalty.

Did you know that most adult mental illnesses and challenges can be traced back to childhood? Studies show that mental health problems that first appear in childhood are likely to persist into adulthood. Many mental health conditions show their first signs in childhood and can become serious if left untreated. But, too often, children and young

My favourite childhood memories involved playing in the sand under the sun’s heat with other children in Africa and making things from clay with no worries in the world. Education and religion were priorities for me, as it was for my parents.

With the jingle bells and whistles of joy that usher the festivities in, there can be a whisper of gloom and dissatisfaction that comes with burnout, anxiety, and stress from the concluding year. It’s the “season of giving,” when we spend time and money buying presents for our loved ones and providing aid or goods to those in need.