By now, most moms and dads think they should have the hang of this parenting thing, but with every new stage of life, there’s something to learn. We’ve rounded up some of the most common milestones kids hit between the ages of six and 10, to help you with this next leg of the journey.

Penning letters and jotting down stories and plays are all ways to get your kids to practise writing. (And we bet they won’t even notice.)

Kids get anxious. Hard stop. But news flash: cortisol (some, anyway) isn’t only inevitable, it’s good for everyone. It’s all about healthy ways to deal.

Dr. Marla help. My son is 10 years old and he is concerned that his penis is too small.

For parents and children, full-day kindergarten means a consistent routine with less juggling for alternative child care, but is it right for kids, parents and teachers alike?

Tired of the one-word answers when you ask your kid to talk about their day? Try these five tips to get the conversation rolling.

School age children usually have excellent memories and a capacity to absorb new information. Boys and girls develop differently from ages five to 10. Here's what to expect.

It may be part of your family, but ADHD doesn’t need to define your child.

Tattling is part of everyday life for a child—from toddlerhood through to later years. Here's how to help curb it.

It usually means really smart, but as parents of gifted children know, the label can also mean years of working with schools to meet a child’s educational needs.