COVID-19

The dangers of hoaxes and how to help your children recognize them

A hoax is a false and fabricated story, but one which claims to be true. Sometimes it can start just as an April Fool’s message; at other times it can lead to serious consequences that might damage somebody’s life or health. Even educated adults sometimes struggle to spot hoaxes and fake news. So how can we expect our kids to do it?

You didn’t choose to work in the closet

Imagine this. You’re at a job interview. Your prospective manager is offering you your dream job that suits you perfectly and is an ideal match for your passions, skills and long-term goals. It even gives you an opportunity to contribute to wider society. You begin to wonder if there’s a catch. And it’s then that they lean towards you and say the following…

Screen time – finding the off switch

During the lockdown we’re experiencing due to Covid-19 – when parents work from home while children are at home as well – it can be all too tempting to allow children to spend an increasing amount of time on mobile devices, using the computer or watching television. This means that managing family screen time is more challenging than ever.

Infographic - 5 tips to manage screen time

Worried that your kids stare too much at all those screens during the Covid19 lockdown? Read our child psychologist’s tips how to efficiently manage their screen time.

Animalia - Biological and computer viruses

Infographic - you didn't choose to work in the closet

Parenting and working from home during the lockdown without going nuts is possible! Read our psychologist’s tips on how to manage your working day and working space.