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How parents support an effective online learning environment
Article
23 September 2021
How can parents support an effective online learning?
Are you worried about how you can support your children during online learning? Check the questions and answers below adapted from to learn more ...
Make every minute with your child a Golden Moment
Article
20 September 2021
Sign up to receive UNICEF weekly bulletins
UNICEF would like to invite you to sign up for our “Golden Moment with your child” weekly bulletin to make every minute with your child a Golden Moment.
Parenting in the pandemic
Video
14 September 2021
Parenting in the pandemic
A psychologist answers your top questions about family wellbeing.
The 20-20-2-20 rule
Article
13 September 2021
The 20-20-2-20 rule
The American Academy of Ophthalmology explains that looking at digital devices does not necessarily damage your eyesight.
What will a return to school during COVID-19 look like?
Article
04 September 2021
‘What will a return to school during COVID-19 look like?’
Life during the COVID-19 pandemic is difficult for parents and children alike. The return to school is an important and hopefully welcome step...
If your family is stuck at home during the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak, it’s likely your children are spending a lot more time online.
Article
04 September 2021
How to keep your child safe online
If your family is stuck at home during the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak, it’s likely your children are spending a lot more time online.
Regression is common in growing children – especially toddlers.
Article
03 September 2021
Child regression: how you can support your child
If you have noticed that your child has taken a giant leap forward (like finally mastering toilet training!) only to then take a step back (refusing to use
Learning at home during COVID-19 Pandemic
Campaign
26 August 2021
Keeping children safe and learning in the pandemic
Special guidance and advice for parents and teachers to keep children safe and learning during COVID-19
A child’s reaction to the death of a loved one will vary depending on their age and previous life experiences. All children are different, and the below examples of age-related responses can be applied to children of different ages and intellectual ability.
Article
01 August 2021
How to talk to your children about the death of a loved one
Helping your child cope with loss, grief and painful feelings
How to study and work from home
Article
26 July 2021
How to study and work from home
Tips for keeping yourself happy and healthy at home