If this image makes you shudder, roll your eyes or let out an exasperated sigh, you’re not alone.

There’s always a lot of noise around how kids should learn their ‘times tables’, so let’s cut through the confusion.

When we were at school, speed with facts and processes was the goal, now fluency is key. What is it and how can you help at home?

The most powerful tool in your parenting toolkit isn’t a calculator … it’s a question or two.

Here’s how to use curiosity to build confidence.

If you’ve ever muttered “just carry the one!” under your breath, this one’s for you!

If you've ever stared at your child's maths homework wondering if you're meant to be a part-time tutor, you're not alone. Let's demystify what Year 3 maths actually looks like — and what you can do to help.

Our words are powerful, so when it comes to talking about maths to our children, we need to choose them wisely.

What are partitioned fractions?

Australia has a maths problem, says the latest Grattan Institute report…and yes, we do, BUT all is not lost.

Spatial structure - what is it? And how does it relate to what my child will learn in primary school?

Multiplicative relations - there’s so much involved here. Let’s explore …

You’re hearing it and seeing it - but what is it?

Why do they learn so many ways to ‘do’ maths? It’s all about flexibility …

Maths anxiety is real - and is a real problem. So, what are we going to do about it?

These are all avoidable … and will make a huge difference to your child.

What’s the method behind the ‘madness’?

You don’t need to be a teacher to be able to help with maths …

Learn more about me, and why I created MathsBites.

Trying to help when you don’t understand it either?