The Parent Problem Solver is a simple way to go from “I don’t know what to do about this” to a concrete plan. Tell us your child’s age and the problem you’re facing, and we’ll point you to a guide, an activity, a printable, and a tool built for that exact situation.
How it works
Every solution follows the same structure: Age → Problem → Goal → Solution, backed by a Guide, an Activity, a Printable, and a Tool. That means you’re never left with just an article — you get something to read, something to do, something to print, and something to use.
Common problems we help with
- Learning & homework — a child who resists homework, struggles with a subject, or needs a better routine. See Learning and homework planner tools.
- Reading — a reluctant reader or a child behind on phonics. See reading resources.
- Math — math anxiety or gaps in number sense. See math worksheets.
- Concentration — a child who can’t sit still or stay focused. See routines and structure.
- Routines & bedtime — chaotic mornings or bedtime battles. See routine builders and chore charts.
- Screen time — setting healthy limits without constant conflict. See Kids & Technology.
- Activities & boredom — “I’m bored” on a loop. See Activities.
- Confidence — a child who gives up quickly or talks down about themselves. See Parent Academy.
- Social skills — friendship struggles or sharing difficulties. See Parent Academy.
- Technology & online safety — first devices, apps, and screen boundaries. See Kids & Technology.
Get a personalized path
Create a free parent account, add a profile for each child with their age and interests, and get recommendations pulled from across the site — saved to one dashboard instead of scattered across bookmarks.