Human-Centred Digital Education: Why Connection Still Matters
As education becomes more digital, one truth remains unchanged: “Human connection is essential to meaningful learning.” Leading global organisations emphasise that AI in education must remain human-centred, ethical, and inclusive. Why? Because learning is not just cognitive — it is also: Over-reliance on automation can
Working and Pregnancy – When to Stop and How Much Is Enough
As an expecting mom with a career you may be wondering when the best time would be to stop working and how you can stay comfy and productive when you are still in the workplace. Morning sickness, back pain, frequent bathroom breaks and other pregnancy
Breastfeeding tips
Symptoms you may experience when not breastfeeding The following information is to be used as a guide to and at the discretion of the end-user and should not replace a doctor’s opinion. Care for your breasts when not breastfeeding The following information is to be
Taz: Quest for Burger – A Wild Family Adventure on Cartoonito!
Get ready for a hilarious and heartwarming adventure on Cartoonito! 🐾🎬 TAZ: Quest for Burger premieres on Monday 27/04 at 09:40 CAT. Follow feisty Bandicoot girl Quinn as she enlists the help of the infamous Tasmanian Devil to track down an outlaw who has stolen
Why do children lie?
The question of why children lie begs the greater question of why any of us lie. If you think back to the last time you lied (and I’ll bet my life you can think of a time), look at what was going on internally and
Why is everyone sick right now? How to protect yourself before winter peaks
If it feels like everyone around you is coughing, sneezing or battling the same stubborn flu, you are not imagining it. As temperatures begin to drop across South Africa, respiratory illnesses start to circulate more widely, with workplaces, schools and households across the country quickly
Tips for Breastfeeding in Public: Confidence and Comfort
Breastfeeding is a natural and healthy way to feed your baby, but doing so in public can be a daunting experience for many mothers. Concerns about privacy, societal judgment, and personal comfort can create anxiety, making it challenging to breastfeed confidently outside the home. This
Making Education Accessible for Everyone: Our Inclusive Approach
Accessibility is at the heart of modern education. Educ8 SA ensures that every learner, regardless of ability or location, can access high-quality programs that suit their unique needs. How Educ8 SA Ensures Accessibility This inclusive approach ensures that students with physical, cognitive, or learning challenges
What the Latest Research Actually Says About Screens and Your Child’s Brain
Parents everywhere are trying to navigate screens with as much intention as possible, and often with a fair amount of guilt. A wave of new research has added fuel to the conversation, including a large 2025 study tracking over 10,000 children with brain scans, which
Four Classic Reasons a Child Misbehaves
I’ve been working with parents and other caregivers for over 20 years, helping them find solutions to their children’s challenging behaviour s. The adults who come to me want to know what to do about the behaviour and providing them with easy-to-apply solutions is my
How Safe Are Teething Gels?
Every baby is different but common symptoms associated with teething include, mild irritability, drooling, low-grade fever and loss of appetite. If your baby is inconsolable or has a high fever chances are this is not due to teething. Teething should not make your baby very
Panado® Proudly Launches Berry Nice 5 ml Sachets to Make Life Easier For Parents On-the-Go
Panado® is the trusted1 name parents reach for when they need the power to fight their little one’s pain and fever. But as any parent knows, pain and fever never arrive at a convenient time. A fever can spike halfway through a long car trip
Top 5 ways to encourage your toddler to speak
Milestones are often reached at different times by different children. Speech is one of them. If your young toddler is on the verge of speaking, starting to babble, and you want to help them along – try these tips 1. Talk A lot. You may
Personalised Learning at Scale: The Future is Individual
For decades, education followed a one-size-fits-all model. That model is now obsolete. Today, personalised learning is the global standard, powered by AI and data-driven insights. In fact, adoption has accelerated rapidly, with the majority of students and teachers now actively using AI tools in education
Help! My Kids Won’t Stop Fighting!
Parents generally see their children as wonderful gifts from the heavens but children don’t always see each other in that same light. They first see their primary caregivers, and the love and attention they get from them, as a limited commodity. They then see their
Body20 Cares Returns in 2026: Powering Hope for Children with Cancer
Sometimes, the greatest strength is found in unity. After raising over R150,000 in its inaugural year, Body20 is proud to relaunch its Body20 Cares initiative for 2026 — a campaign driven by compassion, community, and the belief that true wellness extends far beyond the studio
Things We Don’t Always Say Out Loud
There’s a version of parenting a neurodivergent child that the world sees: the appointments, the assessments, the school meetings, the research done at odd hours. The way you’ve fought, politely, persistently, and sometimes desperately, to get your child seen and supported. And then there’s the
