Dr Rosina shares the latest research in child development and parenting from her book - Inspired Children.

Dr Rosina interviews Sue Anderson about an innovative  new approach towards understanding and managing bullying in schools.

Dr Rosina interviews Dr Monique Robinson on the effects of stress during pregnancy on the unborn child.

Vivien Sabel helps parents understand their baby's body language and shows them how to communicate and bond with their baby.

The research shows that teaching children life skills is the key to helping them have a happy, successful and fulfilling life.

Rosina interview's Jan Roberts from Wellness Centre and author of several books, including The Natural Way to Better Babies.

Yvonne will share her insights based on her ideas that parents are leaders and that parenting is a learning partnership between parents and

Want to know more about raising teens? Join Dr Rosina as she interviews Ray Erickson who has over 30 years experience working with teenagers

Basically, corporal punishment is hitting, smacking, spanking or physically punishing a child with the intent of changing their behaviour.

Imagine how good you’ll feel when it’s time for your children to leave home, if they have good self esteem and are resilient.

Good health is a great foundation upon which to build a great life. The press is filled with scary news about how our children are obese.

An individual and a family can function much better and feel more positive in a clean environment.

Are you worried about getting yourself and your child ready for back-to-school time?  Do you want more few tips to get you started?

Do your children understand the value of money? Do you buy your children everything they want?

Child development expert Dr Rosina McAlpine shows how to boost your child’s confidence and beat the back-to-school stress.

Do you want to be an inspired parent? Do you want to be the best parent you can be?

Are your kids cooperative contributing members of your family or are you forever trying to get them to do the right thing and help out?

A child with healthy self-esteem and a ‘can-do’ attitude is more likely to try new activities and be more successful in life.

Let’s face it everyone has faced the terrible “green-eyed monster” of jealousy at one time or another in their life, if not many times.

Every parent wants their children to grow up healthy and happy. Good health and order in life provide a strong foundation for wellbeing.