Category: Starting a Family
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How I Turned My Dogs Into Social Media Animals
Since they added dogs to their family, she’s proudly become one of those people who talks to them, writes Cath Jenkin.
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8 Supercool Activities for a Kid-Friendly Staycation
If you’re holidaying at home this festive season, here are some bright ideas to keep your kids busy, courtesy of our Iris Session experts.
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How to Talk to Your Children About the Toughest Taboo
How do you talk to your children about the ultimate fact of life? Sometimes, all it takes is a line on a TV show to get the conversation started.
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This Holiday, Children, Amuse Yourselves!
If you believe that you’re in your children’s service, and must drive them all over town and find ways to amuse them over the holidays, you’re doomed, writes Sean O’Connor.
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How Moving to South Africa Taught Me to Love Rugby
A handful of Stormers games at Newlands set it off. The results didn’t matter, although a fix of live sport on a Saturday afternoon certainly did.
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When Parenting Feels Like a Game of Donkey Kong
Parenting can be very similar to gaming. Ever played Donkey Kong when you were younger? Remember the challenge, “How high can you get?”?
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11 Ways to Cope With the Horror of Novemberitis
Feeling a little sleepy? Finding it tough to get down to work? Longing for that long-awaited end-of-year break? Sam Wilson says she knows how you can cure yourself of the dreaded Novemberitis.
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How Love & Change Multiply When You’re a Parent of Multiples
Find out more about the SA Multiple Birth Association (SAMBA) and how they provide moral and practical support to parents or guardians of multiple births.
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How ProVerb worked his way from underachiever to hip-hop hero
Actions speak louder than words, says the proverb, and Tebogo Thapelo Sidney Thekisho, also known as ProVerb, is the proof of the pudding.
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Hey, Other Road Users, Why do You Have to Drive Me Crazy?
In the narrow streets of Observatory, people who don’t know how big their cars are slam on anchors and creep through the tiniest of gaps. I breeze through them like them like a ninja.