Safety Tips For All Kinds Of Kids Transport
The “have a password” tip was a great one that circled around the internet for a while. If you didn’t […]
The “have a password” tip was a great one that circled around the internet for a while. If you didn’t […]
It might seem like technology has taken over our lives, but there are still so many activities we can do
My nerves were so high I broke out in hives, I couldn’t think straight. I was struggling to sleep until
“Food safety is not only about the food we eat, but also what we give our children. Babies will consume
“What I love about the Mysmartkid concept is that it provides parents with knowledge, skills and activities which facilitate their
Children with Down syndrome are keen to be social and their interactive communication skills (the ability to understand and participate
When I provide my talks to school children on cyber sense, they often nod in agreement when I mention that
When it comes to balancing family and career there is no more harassed adult than a parent. If you do
So as you all know by now, I have some issues regarding maternity leave in South Africa… and having to return to
Following is a few easy questions that could help you to determine if a child should be referred to
Due to the work I do with parents I find that people often look to me as an example of
One thing that parents do is connect chores with allowance…. bad move! But they think that their kids are automatically
13 April – up to here Anyone who studied marketing and got their degrees years ago, would relate to having
Neurofeedback is a non-invasive learning strategy that works to improve the brains ability to produce certain brainwaves without the need
As the mid-year exams loom, children will write tests to measure how much they remember what they have learnt. Being
Feeling jaded and sleep deprived? You are in good company. Less than half of all babies sleep through before the
Of paramount importance in dealing with ADHD and other learning and behavioural issues, is nutrition. Granted, it may not be
from Foundation Phase to Intermediate Phase The Parent: The first step, as a parent, is realising that your child is