Batwheels: Heroes vs Villains — Cartoonito celebrates Batman Day
Cartoonito (channel 302) is joining the Batman Day celebrations with a special stunt, Batwheels: Heroes vs Villains, airing Saturday, 19 September from 08:10. The Batwheels and Batman are teaming up to take on the villains of Gotham City in a lineup of fan-favourite episodes. In
Read the 2025 matric results properly before you choose a curriculum
On 12 January 2026, Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube announced that the Class of 2025 had achieved an 88 per cent pass rate in the National Senior Certificate, the highest in South African history. More than 656,000 of over 900,000 candidates passed. For the first
How to Help Toddlers Learn the Language of Emotion
Many preschooler tantrums begin with a simple problem, the child feels something strongly but does not yet have the words to explain it. Dibber International Preschools South Africa is encouraging parents and caregivers to build emotional vocabulary in toddlers through ordinary conversations, stories and daily
You Look After Everyone Else. Isn’t It Time You Put Yourself Back on the List?
For busy parents, finding time to exercise can feel like one more impossible demand. Body20’s 20-minute EMS training helps you prioritise yourself, making your limited time feel meaningful and rewarding. For many women, self-care happens last. After children, partners, work, and endless daily admin, your
When Your Child Says, “I Don’t Want to Learn”: Understanding Student Motivation
Every parent has heard it. “I don’t want to study.” “I hate school.” “I don’t understand this.” “I’m tired.” It can be frustrating when you know your child is capable of so much more, but they seem disconnected from their education. However, sometimes a lack
Pokémon Horizons: Season 3 — Rising Hope soars onto Cartoon Network
The adventure levels up. Pokémon Horizons: Season 3 — Rising Hope premieres exclusively on Cartoon Network (channel 301) on Saturday, 19 September at 13:10 CAT, airing on weekends. Find out what Liko and Roy have been up to — and how they’ve grown alongside Floragato,
How breast density matters in breast cancer
One of the most important and least understood factors in breast cancer detection, is breast density. Dr Marna du Toit, a radiologist from SCP Radiology who recently obtained a European Diploma in Breast Imaging (EDBI), explains what dense breasts are, the impact on the kind
Cartoon Network celebrates Batman Day with a Teen Titans Go! marathon
The Bat-Signal is up! Cartoon Network (channel 301) throws Gotham’s biggest party of the year on Saturday, 19 September, with an all-day Batman Day takeover starting at 08:00 — and it does not let up. Strap in for a non-stop marathon of all 10 “TV
222 Nights of Hope: Body20 Eases the Journey for Families Facing Childhood Cancer
For families grappling with the harsh realities of childhood cancer, the struggle extends far beyond the hospital ward. But this year, Body20’s nationwide fundraising campaign became a catalyst for hope: R155,800 raised for the CHOC Childhood Cancer Foundation South Africa, providing 222 nights of safe
Spring Is Here: Time to Get the Whole Family Moving Again
Spring has arrived, the winter woollies are heading back into the cupboard and the days are finally getting warmer. After months of cosy weekends, blankets and chilly mornings, this is the perfect time for families to shake off winter and get moving again. And getting
What does your baby need from their nappy as they grow?
Babies have a way of keeping you on your toes. One day, they’re content to lie still while you change them. Then suddenly they’re rolling over, wondering why you’d ever expect them to stay in one place. As they grow, their days become busier too.
Why Telling Kids to Wash Their Hands Is Often Not Enough
According to Dibber International Preschools South Africa, teaching young children why handwashing matters may be more effective when adults show rather than tell them. By using simple handwashing activities for preschoolers that make the spread of invisible germs easier to see and understand, parents and
Mom-Approved Skincare Tips: Simple Ways to Keep Baby’s Skin Happy and Healthy
When it comes to caring for a baby’s delicate skin, most moms will agree that simple is often best. From nappy changes and bath time to choosing the right moisturiser, small daily habits can go a long way towards keeping little ones comfortable, healthy and
Is Education Preparing Your Child for the Future?
Your child is preparing for a world that will look very different from the one you grew up in. Artificial intelligence, automation, digital careers and global connectivity are transforming how we live and work. So what should education prepare children for? The answer isn’t a
Teaching Kids About Capacity and Mental Load
It’s a struggle every woman understands down to her very core. The constant mental arithmetic, the endless checks and to-do lists. Mentally taking stock of fridge and pantry and deciding what to eat, not only to suit everyone’s taste, but also the month’s grocery budget.
Rainy-Day Birthday Party Rescue: How Rush Extreme Saves the Day
You’ve spent weeks planning the perfect outdoor birthday bash – the garden is ready, the jumping castle is booked, the picnic blankets are packed – and then the clouds roll in and the rain just won’t stop. Suddenly, your child’s big day is at risk,
The Joy of Trying: Why Small Wins Feel Like Big Wins
There is a special kind of magic in watching a child try something for the very first time. At be.UP Park, we see it every day – those tiny moments that look small to adults but feel absolutely massive to kids. The first jump. The
