August 11, 2026 - 11:43
Answering your questions about the Porter flight cancelled over a child's tantrum, from compensation to in-flight parenting tricksThe Canadian public is buzzing over Porter Airlines flight PD444, which was cancelled after a young child refused to buckle up for takeoff. The incident, which unfolded at the gate, has ignited a...
August 10, 2026 - 19:05
Anne Hathaway’s tips on parenting: From avoiding social media to the one thing she learned from Prince William and Kate MiddletonWith a third child on the way, Anne Hathaway is doubling down on her tried-and-true parenting methods. The Oscar-winning actress, who shares two sons with husband Adam Shulman, has been open about...
August 10, 2026 - 08:32
Commentary: Can AI improve my parenting? Maybe, but not in the way Sam Altman thinksThere is real potential for artificial intelligence to assist in the messy, exhausting business of raising children. But the recent advice from OpenAI`s Sam Altman about using ChatGPT for parenting...
August 9, 2026 - 22:10
7 parenting rules from the 1960s that wouldn’t fly todayTo obey or disobey. That was never the question. Not in a 1960s household, anyway, where the answer came pre-decided and questioning it wasn`t really an option. The decade had its own parenting...
Understanding your child`s emotions is key to handling outbursts. Instead of reacting with frustration, validate their feelings and model calmness. This approach fosters trust and helps them learn to express emotions in healthier ways.
Author: Antonia Ford
August 11, 2026
Great insights! It`s important to prioritize self-care during homeschooling.
Author: Simone Smith
August 11, 2026
This article highlights a crucial link between emotional intelligence and growth mindset in children. By nurturing their ability to understand emotions, parents can empower kids to embrace challenges and learn from failures, fostering resilience and a...
Author: Elsinore Warren
August 11, 2026
Welcome to TotWalk, your go-to parenting blog created by Zelda Gill, where we celebrate the joyous journey of parenthood and empower parents with inspiration and valuable insights. As you navigate through the incredible adventure of raising toddlers, you'll discover practical tips, heartwarming stories, and expert advice designed to support your parenting challenges. Join our community of caring families and let us inspire you to embrace the laughter, love, and lessons that come with nurturing your little ones. Together, let's cherish every step of this beautiful parenting journey.
11 August 2026
How Emotional Intelligence Fosters a Growth Mindset in Kids
When we think about raising successful and resilient kids, we often focus on academics, discipline, or even how many extracurricular activities they’re involved in. But here’s the thing: one of...
10 August 2026
Why Birdwatching is a Great Outdoor Activity for Kids
Let’s be real—getting kids off their screens and out into the fresh air feels like trying to convince a cat to take a bath. But wait, before you lose hope and resort to bribing them with snacks...
9 August 2026
Dealing with Sleepless Nights One Chuckle at a Time
Let’s cut to the chase — parenting and sleep go together like peanut butter and pickles. Technically possible, but also… what fresh kind of chaos is this? The truth is, once you become a...
8 August 2026
How to Stay Calm as a Parent to Build a Confident Child
Let’s be real for a moment—parenting is tough . It can be messy, loud, unpredictable, and at times, downright overwhelming. One minute you`re cheering your child on for using the potty, and...
7 August 2026
How to Support Kids Who Witness Bullying
Bullying is a serious issue that affects not just the victim but everyone around them, including the bystanders. Many times, kids who witness bullying feel confused, scared, or even guilty for not...
6 August 2026
Handling a Child's Emotional Outbursts with Emotional Intelligence
Let’s be real—kids have meltdowns. Screaming in the candy aisle, crying when it’s bedtime, or even throwing toys out of frustration. If you’re a parent, you’ve been there (probably more...