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Once you have entered a family name for your child in the Register of Births it can never be changed in the Register, even if you and your partner get married later on, so it is important to decide now.

A guardian of a child has a duty to maintain and properly care for the child and has the right to make decisions on all the major matters affecting the upbringing of the child, e.g. choice of school, medical treatment, adoption, religious matters, decisions about leaving the country etc.

Everyone is swept by the present environment of self-expression and free speech. The only ones to be left behind are those who are more reserved and shy in nature. Being shy is a matter of choice and mental orientation of a person.

Children, no matter how noisy or troublesome they are, all parents feel that they grow up too soon and go their own way seeking their fortune. As long as they are small and with you, make the most of their childhood. Make their childhood memorable by actively participating in activities with them, around them.

No matter how diligent parents are, the younger generation is difficult to outsmart. As a concerned parent you may want to know everything happening in and around your child. Including what your child does not tell you. What can you do to find out if there is anything your child is hiding from you?