Being a mom is more than just feeding a child, there are lots of perks, upsides, and down. You just need to learn to embrace it.

Kids are very curious and eager to learn new things, so what do you say when your kids ask you awkward or sexual questions?

It is important that we teach them what they need to know... or someone else will.

D and Thando take a look at all the extra costs and responsibilities that come with having another child.

Is it a bad idea?

Is it worth having more kids or not?

Video games can be a good source of fun for kids, as well as educational,

However, what destructive qualities does gaming possess and what impact will it have on your children?

Discover things facts about gaming you never knew before.

D and Thando share about the need for parents to be aware of what their kids watch, and implement control systems.

While cartoons are a good source of entertainment, they also portray negative images that alter behaviour in children.

Young children are being taught about some very inappropriate sexual things.

How do parents take the control and authority they should have back from the government?

How do we effectively protect our children?

Music plays a bigger role in our lives, and affects who we become more than one realises.

As music influences our behaviour - how can we watch carefully, and ensure our children are listening to the right music, so they will become the best version of themselves?

Should husbands and wives help and support each other?

D and Thando listen to what some of their listeners think, and share about how couples should split the responsibilities so there is stability and equality in the home.

Men and women have different roles and responsibilities to fulfil in marriage, the home and as parents.

How do we practice equality in the home?

What are you teaching your kids?

What example are you setting for your children, without realising it?

D and Thando talk about how important it is that we teach our kids how to be good people, showing them how they should conduct themselves in society, amongst their peers, or even their own siblings.