Top Skincare Tips for Moms-to-Be: How to Nurture Your Changing Skin
Pregnancy is a time of incredible change – not just for your body, but for your skin. Alongside the excitement of preparing for a new arrival, many moms-to-be notice new skin concerns: dryness, itching, stretch marks, and the occasional “mask of pregnancy” – dark patches
Bonitas celebrates record growth and broker excellence at 2026 Top Broker Awards
Bonitas Medical Fund hosted its annual Top Broker Awards last night, recognising the leading brokers, advisers and brokerages whose performance and partnership helped drive the Scheme’s growth in 2025. The awards reinforce the strategic role brokers play in educating members and guiding them through healthcare
Preparing for Your Next Parent–Teacher Meeting in Under 20 Minutes: A simple pre-meeting pack to make parent-teacher reviews calmer, clearer, and more productive
Parent–teacher meetings can feel high-stakes, especially when your child has additional learning or support needs. But a productive meeting doesn’t require hours of prep. With a few focused notes—and a quick tidy of the information you already have—you can walk in feeling confident, organised, and
Family Laughs Guaranteed: Why Watching GOAT GIRL Together Is the Perfect After-School Treat
There’s something special about sitting down together at the end of a busy day and escaping into a world that makes everyone laugh. Whether it’s after homework, dinner prep, or a long workday, shared screen time can become one of the simplest — and most
Failure Is a Step Toward Success: Rewiring How We Perceive Failure
We often say failure is not an option, but it should be. When our children were small and learning to walk, we never saw their falls as failure. We clapped, encouraged, and celebrated each attempt. Every stumble was part of the process. Each fall strengthened
Academic Excellence You Can Trust – A Fresh Start with Wingu Academy
A new academic year represents a fresh start — and with Wingu Academy, it is a start built on certainty, credibility, and forward-thinking education. Wingu Academy is internationally recognised, SACAI Top 10 rated, and committed to continuous improvement through its ISO journey. These standards reflect
Welcome to a New Year at Lotus Preschool | A Nurturing Montessori Preschool in Gallo Manor, Sandton
As we begin a beautiful new year, we extend the warmest welcome to all our returning families and a very special greeting to new families who are considering or joining our community. At Lotus Preschool, we are truly honoured to walk alongside you during these
When a Child’s Behaviour Difficulty May In Fact, Be a Hearing Issue
Common Questions From Parents And Teachers- How To Help Children Thrive Generally, children with hearing difficulties cannot tell you “I can’t hear” or are not even aware that they are not hearing well. Instead, they may show it in subtle ways which can sometimes be
Why Independence, Responsibility, and Curiosity Are the Magic Ingredients for Child Development
Besieged in a society that often focuses on outcomes, deadlines, and test scores, children still need time and space to explore what sparks joy, wonder, and imagination. According to Dibber International Preschools, hobbies are more than fun; they are an essential part of a child’s
Fostering Resilience in Young Children Is Vital to Their Healthy Development
Nurturing resilience in young children is paramount for their growth and development in a country and world filled with challenges. Ursula Assis, Country Director of Dibber International Preschools, sheds light on this crucial aspect of parenting, teaching, and early childhood education and development. As Assis
Beyond the Screen: Why a Family Adventure is the Antidote to the School Year Stress
The Silent Sigh of the School Run The first term of 2026 has been a marathon of lunchboxes and early mornings, but the break is finally here! While the kids rev up with excitement, parents often feel a sense of “holiday burnout,” wondering how they
Holiday Fun: Safe and Stimulating Activities for Young Explorers
As the South African autumn settles in and the first term of 2026 draws to a close, parents across the Western Cape asking the same question! “How am i going to entertain my kids this year?” With the official 2026 school calendar scheduling the break
Beyond the Gym: Discover the High-Flying Fitness Benefits of Trampolining
For many South African teenagers, the word “exercise” often conjures images of fluorescent lights and the repetitive hum of a treadmill. While staying active is a top priority, the traditional gym environment doesn’t always ignite the spark of excitement that young adults crave. At Rush
Acrobranch in South Africa: Your Ultimate Treetop Adventure
If you’re after a totally unique outdoor experience – one that blends physical challenge, nature, fun and adventure – then Acrobranch is one of South Africa’s most exciting activity destinations. With a network of treetop parks across the country, Acrobranch brings forest-based thrills within reach
The School Day Doesn’t Start at the Gate (or End at Pickup): How Home Rhythms Shape Regulation, Learning, and Connection
For neurodivergent children, school isn’t something that starts at 8am and ends at pickup. Their nervous systems carry the effects of home into the classroom and bring the weight of the school day back home again. The parts parents can influence are often the ones
Thriving in Online School: 8 Practical Tips, the Wingu Academy Way
Online Schooling Done Right: 8 Practical Ways Wingulians Thrive Online schooling offers flexibility, personalisation, and access to high-quality education — but success doesn’t happen by accident. It is built through structure, consistency, and the right support systems. At Wingu Academy Online School, learners don’t simply
New Diagnosis and a Head Full of Questions? What to Do First (and What Can Wait)
When a name is finally given to how your child’s brain works, it often comes with mixed emotions Relief. Finally, a name for what you’ve been noticing.And then… confusion and overwhelm. For many families, that ‘name’ might be autism, ADHD, dyslexia, sensory processing differences, anxiety,
