Why you must listen carefully, not blindly A few weeks ago, I attended an academic day at my child’s school, where a tense exchange unfolded between a parent and the school administration. The parent was visibly upset. Her daughter had told her that the school had restricted students’...
Every month, your body communicates in subtle ways. If you learn to listen, you can often tell when you are most fertile without relying entirely on apps or medical tests. These natural signals are simply your hormones and reproductive system doing what they were designed to do. Whether...
The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) has announced temporary traffic disruptions along the Mayoni–Bungoma Road following planned surface dressing works on a key section of the highway. In a public notice dated January 12, 2026, and signed by Acting Director General Eng. Luka...
Imagine your child curling up with a book every day because they genuinely want to, and not because you asked. No nagging. No bargaining. Just real excitement about stories. It may sound far-fetched, but with the right approach, it is absolutely possible. A gentle reading routine does...
In 2026, the question isn’t if your child will use technology, but how that technology is affecting their development. We’ve moved past the era of counting minutes; today, it’s about neurological regulation. When a child’s brain becomes habituated to the dopamine of apps and games, the...
