Making the most of time: To save for education
If you’re planning to save for your child’s tertiary studies, doing so early is the best way to do it. […]
Supporting the studying child
If having toddlers brings with it spills (of the liquid and scraped knee kind) and frazzled parents; then having children
Does your pantry have a nutrition gap?
‘Flu epidemics have us thinking hard about what foods to buy to support our family’s immunity and supply the best
JOIN THE SCIENCE SHOWOFF WITH DR GRAHAM WALKER, LIVE FROM AUSTRALIA
Prepare yourself for some serious mind-boggling science experiments as part of the free, virtual Sakhikamva Science Festival, featuring a show
Sugar, comorbidities and my family
We all know how important it is to eat healthily. But have you ever given thought to how much sugar
Covid-19 is hurting children’s mental health – here’s how to help
If you’re worried about how your children will weather the Covid-19 storm, you’re not alone! e The pandemic and lockdown
Should you test your child’s DNA?
To test or not to test… In countries like Norway and Finland, it is standard practice to test every new
Grade 9’s: let the 3 P’s guide you when choosing your subjects
Choosing the subjects they will sit for during the National Senior Certificate exam three years from now is an important
Regular household maintenance helps prevent expensive repairs
The ban on social get-togethers, family events, cancelled holiday plans and being stuck at home have contributed to the lockdown
Online high school brings international education to SA
Global EdTech company Crimson Education has launched their private online high school, the Crimson Global Academy (CGA), in South Africa.
SAKHIKAMVA TO HOST THRILLING KIDS’ SCIENCE FESTIVAL
We can all do with some excitement to lift our spirits and invigorate our minds – especially, our children, who
Keeping the connection: The nature of time
Let’s be honest – in today’s times the pace of life is fast and furious. Too often we don’t know
Woman break their silence at fertility show africa
3Sixty BioMedicine in partnership with well-known radio personality and medical practitioner, Dr Sindi van Zyl, launched a national campaign to
Naturally why women won’t suffer in silence anymore
Because it’s not common knowledge, it’s hard to imagine that 30% of women suffer from menorrhagia or heavy menstrual bleeding
Is your child’s vaccinations up-to-date?
Maintaining vaccination services amid COVID-19 As the world works to develop a vaccine against the novel coronavirus, health-care capacities are
Painful period cramps to be a thing of the past
Dysmenorrhea, the technical term for extreme period pain, is a common women’s health issue that impacts up to 20% of
3Sixty Biomedicine rallies to #BreakTheSilence in Women’s Month
This August in a bold effort to stop women suffering in silence from common health issues like infertility, heavy menstrual
BREASTFEEDING & COVID-19: BUSTING THE MYTHS
We’ve had an overload of fake news over the past pandemic months. One of the most damaging falsehoods to emerge
Camp: Kids to Explore, Challenge and Conquer Obstacles
At Sugar Bay holiday camp, your kids can explore, conquer the unknown, and challenge themselves in a trustworthy and supportive
Mattel Unveils #ThankYouHeroes Program From Barbie® supporting the Children’s Hospital Trust (CHT)
Mattel South Africa announced today that, as part of its Barbie #ThankYouHeroes programme, it will donate a Barbie doll for
Only one-third of infants under six months are exclusively breastfed in South Africa
Breast milk is the best food for babies. The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends exclusive breastfeeding for the first six
Fatherhood : it’s complicated
It’s easy to assume that the nuclear family and the active presence of fathers in the lives of children is the norm
Lockdown lessons for futureproofing education
Online learning has provided many South African students with the opportunity to stay on top of their schoolwork during the
Grade 12s : the 3 factors to consider when deciding on future studies
The world looks very different today compared to when the Matric Class of 2020 entered their final year of school
COVID-19 and Allergies
The coronavirus pandemic is a time of anxiety for most people, particularly those with existing health concerns. Millions of South
Food security for children starts at the breast – support breastfeeding
South Africa has one of the lowest breastfeeding rates in the world. Not because women do not understand the importance
Minding the Gap – Matric to international universities
South African matriculants who wish to study at universities overseas will be able to enroll in a bridging programme, for
Mental strength when you need it
The pandemic has shown us we are more resilient than we think Covid-19 has had devastating effects on the people
Beating the COVID-19 Blues
We have all been cooped up in our homes for weeks, so cabin fever is real! For most people, there is nothing better than getting together with family and friends and when these interactions are taken away, it is natural to feel off.
Tips to keep schools clean and students and teachers safe
When schools are back – albeit staggered over the rest of the year – it is critical that school management
