Autism and the Senses – A Parent’s Guide
All around the world famous landmarks have been lit up with blue lights – a great way for the world […]
May 2016
The 6 key significant relationships in our lifetime
Our whole life revolves around relationships. In fact we were born to be in relationships and to have a connection
Review: StudyChamp
Having been homeschooled myself I remember how my mom was always making her own worksheets, writing and drawing and then
Open a book, open up your world
A book is a dream you can hold in your hand. Last year the UNESCO Institute for Statistics stated that
Large families are a lot more common than you think
Large families are a lot more common that you think today. With many people getting divorced it is very common
3 Things Children Learn At Holiday Camp
Not everything your children learn can be found in a textbook, on a tablet or on the TV for that
Keeping your kids safe when you cannot drive them yourself
Thanks to busy schedules, various extra-murals and other social appointments, kids spend a lot of time on the road, and
Active vs. Passive Listening
There’s a saying that goes “We have two ears and one mouth – so that we can listen more than
Sleep Safety Guidelines for New Moms
I am yet to encounter a new mom whose baby sleeps flat on their back. Every time I visit a
Trust Your Gut
My brother and sister-in-law are about to have a baby, and it’s so exciting. Everyone is excited. I, personally, am
Dadshares and Death-Ray Glares
My heart sank as I read her Facebook post. Just when I thought I’d dodged this dad shaped bullet her
Review: BabyLegends Hugseez
My little two month old and I really enjoyed reviewing the Hugseez. He was so snug and comfortable and enjoyed
Teen stress a strong risk factor for headaches
Stress has a dire impact on the quality of modern life, and this is sometimes amplified in a teenager’s life.
Review: Bennetts Baby Bum Creme
As a mommy, you always want to use the best products on your baby. I have always been a huge
Reading, ‘riting and ‘rithmetic – How does your child measure up?
The three R’s of learning are reading, ‘riting and ‘rithmetic. The question for all parents is, how do their children
Raising a teenager is a strange beast
Raising a teenager is strange beast. It’s not like watching your sweet baby morph into a tantrum throwing toddler or
Digital Parenting Challenges
Do you remember gathering all the baby books and magazines you could find to read up on how to care
Grade 9’s: Don’t leave subject choice decisions to the last minute
Grade Nines preparing to enter their final phase of schooling next year will in coming months be expected to select
Baba Tasha Speaks Afrikaans
“Wow, this is the perfect opportunity to help my little girl with her Afrikaans!” This, the reaction from an excited Parenting
Swimming – An all year activity with excellent health benefits
I have been teaching swimming for 10 years with about half of them being in the UK and the last
