Medical Aid choices
It’s business as usual for medical aids… While the NHI remains a work in progress in terms of policy and […]
parenting advice
Exploring Middle Ear Infections
What is a Middle Ear Infection? A Middle Ear Infection (also referred to as Otitis Media by healthcare professionals) refers
Curating your career starts in school
Teenagers are accustomed to curating their personal image on social media. They select what to share, who to tag and
Maths Matter: Why it’s worth sticking it out when the going gets tough
In senior high school, the Mathematics syllabus becomes more challenging than ever, and many learners may be tempted to ditch
The Discipline Issue…
Even though 6 months have passed since our courts made it illegal to spank your child, there are still parents
How to stay sane through your child’s early years
By René Yeoman, Assistant Teacher at Trinityhouse Pre-Primary Randpark Ridge We’ve all heard the saying, “Being a Mom is one
Empower your children to deal with a crisis
Parents have been urged to empower their children to know how to respond to any crisis or act of criminality,
Is Stress Holding Your Teenager Back?
Teenagers grow up and eventually become the parents of teenagers! The circle of life is such that we forget, often
Playdate Rules
Put more than one toddler in a room with toys and it’s a recipe for disaster. We want our toddlers
Toddlers, technology and learning language
Today, technology is part of our everyday lives – a telephone call, a quick SMS or WhatsApp, a glance at
The things our kids really need don’t need to cost a lot
As young parents, we often worry about our kids’ early development. We want to give them the best opportunities possible
Gearing university education for employability
More young people have university degrees than ever before. Between 1995 to 2016, the percentage of people with tertiary qualifications
Sensory Diet
As a parent you are very aware of giving your toddler a balanced diet. Five fresh fruit and vegetables a
How to help your child overcome peer pressure
Merriam-Webster defines peer pressure as: “A feeling that one must do the same things as other people of one’s age
Making sense of the world
A toddler’s day to day job is to play and not to be learning the ABC’s and doing math. Many
Public university or private: Choose the right institution for you
There have been many developments in the higher education sector in past decades, notably a rise in the number of
Six easy-to-implement ways of being an inspiration to your children
To become inspired, we need to inspire others. Remember that what we teach others, we teach ourselves. Imagine, then, the
What is PROM and is it a Cause for Concern in Pregnancy?
Pregnancy is one of the most beautiful miracles of nature, to have a human being formed inside us. This is
MYTH BUSTERS BABY SLEEP EDITION
Keeping your baby up longer at night/between naps will encourage her to fall asleep faster and sleep better. This is
Crossing The Midline
There are many terms that teachers, psychologists and other professionals may use that, at times, are perhaps not explained effectively
Your Child’s Hearing
Hearing is an essential part of development as it enables babies to take in information about the world around them.
D-I-V-O-R-C-E
MBI Attorneys, share advice on the subject of divorce and reveal this law firms unique approach. How often as parents
Play Therapy
Essentially play therapy is psychotherapy for children. As children communicate by means of play, this is the most effective form
Anxiety In Children
Most psychologists and other mental health professionals use The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders – Fourth Edition Revised
No Such Thing As A Naughty Child
Naughty children, naughty corners, treats for good behavior, consequences for bad behavior, identifying one child as the naughty on and
Three Pieces of Valuable Advice for Single Dads
Not so long ago, when a couple with children split, the mother was almost always declared the primary custodian. But
Cultivating An Attitude Of Gratitude
Did you know that the word appreciate has two meanings – to be grateful for, and to grow. That is
Aggressive Behaviour in Young Children
First Comfort the Victim. The next time you witness younger children fighting or hurting one another, your first response should
How to Avert a Parent’s Nightmare
Close your eyes and imagine for a moment that your child is now 16 years old. It’s a week night
Cultivating Confidence
Our kids are living in a very different world to the one we grew up in. Gone are the days
