muslim parenting

Engaging your child in conversation is easier said than done. But they won’t be the one to change in your relationship - it has to be you. You’re the parent, it’s your responsibility.

The many aspects of Ramadan - fasting, prayers, moral values, charity, Quran, family, Eid - provide a valuable opportunity to train kids. Here are some training tips to transform your children's minds and memories this Ramadan.

These 14-plus days don't have to characterized by endless hours in front of the television or computer. They can be fun and educational if we plan activities that incorporate both. Here are 56 simple ideas people of all ages can enjoy this winter break.

You don't have to dish out your hard earned dollars for brand new games, DVDs, videos, etc. to cure the winter blahs. Here are some ideas for indoor activities that can keep your kids entertained but learning.

Television and television programming are a prime source of entertainment, especially for young people. With today's plethora of channels and programs, it is critical to manage teleivsion viewing, especially for our youth, since there is so much harmful content, along with some good. These are 21 suggested ways you can do that. 

Here are some ways to help your child avoid pornography whenever and wherever he or she encounters it. This is not a comprehensive list, nor should all of the strategies should be used on your child.

For Muslims who live in an environment where Eid today is given little, if any, recognition, it's the responsibility of families and communities to make sure the holiday is fun, exciting, and memorable for all, especially kids. Here are some ways to do that.