TELLING OUR OWN STORIES TO IGNITE A LOVE FOR READING
Former secretary general of the United Nations, Kofi Annan, once said that “Literacy is a bridge from misery to hope. It […]
Former secretary general of the United Nations, Kofi Annan, once said that “Literacy is a bridge from misery to hope. It […]
The first giggle, the first time they roll over, their first steps… your little one will reach such joy-inducing milestones
One of the great conundrums any parent faces is how to keep their kids stimulated. Regardless of how many toys
Proper estate planning is one of the most important things you can do for your children. Not only does it
What is silicon (silicium)? Silicon is the chemical element with atomic number 14, symbol Si. It is the 2nd most abundant element in the Earth’s crust, after oxygen (about 26%). It does not exist in nature in a free form, but in the formof silicon dioxide (SiO2) as amorphous silica (in sand), mineral silica (quartz, …) or other silicates (kaolinite, mica, …). Silicon is one of the beneficial minerals specifically absorbed by plants and is essential for their proper growth. It is present in human connective tissues (skin, aorta, bones, hair, tendons, …). The benefits of silicon Silicon plays a major role
As Matric mid-year exams kick into high gear this week, it is important for students to get an eagle’s eye
With the rapidly rising cost of living, it may not be clear how much money South Africans need to survive,
It is estimated that globally, infertility affects 8–12 % of women who are 20–44 years of age.1 Physiological causes in men
When it comes to beauty, there’s more to a season change than swapping out shades of eyeshadow and lipstick. As
The limited-edition doll will be available from 21st April 2022 This year in celebration of The Queen’s historic Platinum Jubilee,
While science has taught us never to underestimate the power of germs, sometimes these microscopic critters are simply too crafty,
Most of our children are online every day. The number of mobile devices in the hands of South African children
It’s true: Babies don’t come with manuals. So, if your baby spikes a fever and appears to be in pain,
Fundamentals Skincare is coming to Parenting Hub this June! Be sure to check back soon to learn more about this
It’s time for high discipline in Marmaduke, a legendary dog trainer who believes he can transform Marmaduke from an undisciplined,
Fisher-Price’s unique Play Lab is a state-of-the-art centre where its toys are developed after being tested by parents and the
New dolls are part of the Barbie Fashionistas line where the Barbie brand delivers the most diversity and inclusion, where
Managing a baby’s portion control can be tricky, especially if you are a new parent. However, this can be made
The 28th of May is recognised globally as Menstrual Hygiene Day and encourages people globally to promote good menstrual health
You won’t find it in the medical textbooks, but if you’re a parent boomeranging in and out of your paediatrician’s
Many adult children in South Africa live with their parents, for both cultural and financial reasons. This can suit both
The inspiration for our children’s clothing shop began when I started my 1st job at one of the major SA
Ask any mom, and she’ll tell you that young children and babies have a list of non-negotiable, crucial must-haves all
Even seasoned travellers may find car and plane trips with infants or toddlers daunting. How will you entertain your child
Being a parent is doing the most important job in the world – raising a human being. A life is
Behind-the-scenes at Fisher-Price’s unique research space – including a huge treehouse, and eye-tracking goggles When Herman Fisher first started making
Here is an easy-to-manage tool to help your children learn about money? Each time they receive money from chores, holidays
SACAP (South African College of Applied Psychology) has announced the 2022 launch of two new Higher Certificate educational programmes in its
With the country finally opening up, businesses, entertainment venues and schools will see more people than ever coming into contact
Many of us go to great lengths to plan the ‘perfect party’ for our children. Whether you enjoy planning a