Remember that two-year-olds act up – it’s what they do – so try not to put an adult perspective on his behaviour.

There are quite a few things you can do to help them, but nothing is a quick fix.

Once the lights are out and the strange house wraps around them, some children are desperate to go home.

Disagreements on how big your family should be can cut to the core of a relationship.

Try not to be anxious about your children’s behaviour, because they’ll pick up on your vibe and use it to their advantage.

Children are naturally non-judgmental, highly intuitive little creatures who are geared to love.

I can’t bear how grumpy he gets when his screen time is over.

If my boys want to needle me, they call me fat.

This child is sending me lots of annoying messages. I’m too busy for this.

He's allowed to make decisions way beyond his capacity and my heart breaks for him.

A reader is wondering how she can help her niece and nephew come to terms with their parents' divorce

Witnessing a parent in distress can leave a child frightened, confused and worried that it will happen again.

I want to raise polite, respectful kids but my wife doesn't seem to care.

Electronic devices have their place in learning, at school and at home

A son-in-law's shouting is ruining a grandmother's visits to her grandchildren.

A reader is worried about a baby who lives near her, because it sounds like they are always crying

Try not to be anxious about your children’s behaviour, because they’ll pick up on your vibe and use it to their advantage, advises Mary-anne Scott.

Don't muck around with a child's cruelty to animals, says Mary-anne. Seek professional help.

She's torn between her loyalty to her dad and needing to be in a stable environment