by Toby Davis | May 29, 2026 | Homework and School Stress
What to Do at Home When Your Child Is Struggling With Reading Noticing your child struggling with reading is one of the more worrying things for a parent. Reading underpins almost everything else at school. And the longer a gap isn’t addressed, the wider it... by Toby Davis | May 29, 2026 | Homework and School Stress
When Your Child Says School Is Boring: What’s Really Going On When your child says school is boring, the instinct might be to dismiss it — kids have always found school boring, right? But consistent, emphatic boredom is often worth taking seriously. It usually... by Toby Davis | May 28, 2026 | Homework and School Stress
Child Refusing to Go to School: What’s Really Going On and What to Do When your child refuses to go to school, the morning can quickly spiral into distress — for them and for you. If this is happening regularly, it’s worth knowing that it’s almost... by Toby Davis | May 28, 2026 | Homework and School Stress
Helping Anxious Children at School: Starting at Home Helping anxious children at school is something many parents are working through — and it’s genuinely complicated. Your instinct is to protect your child from distress. But the approach that feels protective... by Toby Davis | May 28, 2026 | Homework and School Stress
How to Motivate a Child to Do Homework When Nothing Is Working Figuring out how to motivate a child to do homework when they’re completely resistant is one of those parenting problems that gets worse the harder you push. Threats escalate. Bribes stop working.... by Toby Davis | May 27, 2026 | Homework and School Stress
How to Help Your Child With Homework Without the Nightly Battle Working out how to help your child with homework without it turning into a fight is something most primary school parents are navigating. The homework itself is rarely the real problem. The struggle is...
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