Beyond the Classroom: Philosophy at Home for Children
By FUNdamentally Children Associate, Sally Latham Children naturally question. Not just questioning why they need to brush their teeth or why Haribo is not an acceptable dinner, but questioning perspective, experience, reality, minds… all the things that academic philosophers are paid
Nurture Eco-Friendly Habits In Children
With environmental concerns becoming increasingly urgent, teaching children to be eco-friendly is more important than ever. This will not only help them to understand their impact on the planet but also instil habits that can shape their behaviour for a
Budget-Friendly Family Days Out
As parents, we’re constantly on the lookout for activities to entertain our children but it can be difficult to find ones that fit within our budget. Fortunately, there are plenty of options for budget-friendly family days out! From picnics in
Talking to children about illness and a loved one’s health
When the Princess of Wales announced her cancer diagnosis, she made it clear that she’d taken time to help her children understand what’s happening and come to terms with her illness, whilst remaining optimistic for a full recovery. When a loved
How Can We Raise Strong, Confident and Independent Daughters?
International Women’s Day is a good time to think about how we, as parents, can equip our daughters with the tools they need to navigate life and thrive as strong, confident, and independent people But how do we do this effectively?
The Importance of Spending Time with Family
Our time is the most valuable gift we can give our children and it’s key to their development, but in the hustle and bustle of modern life, it’s easy to overlook the importance of simply spending time together as a
Easing your Child Back to School after Christmas
Back to school with a skip and a cheer? Or shuffling into the school gates with shoulders hunched? How has your child returned to school after the Christmas break? Factors for Parents to Consider Unfortunately, quite a lot of children do not like going
A Guide to Healthy Screen Time for Children in the Digital Age
In this digital age, parents find themselves navigating uncharted waters when it comes to managing their children's screen time. The debate surrounding the impacts of screen exposure on young minds has sparked concerns and fears among caregivers worldwide. However, in
Christmas tips for children with a hearing impairment
- Updated for 2024 - The festive period is an exciting time for everyone, but it's important to remember that it can be more challenging for some. Being hearing impaired can make certain aspects of the festive season more difficult—such as
How to keep children with asthma safe at Christmas
As someone with asthma, I know that winter can be one of the most difficult times of the year. The cold weather, decorations that may have collected dust, and even christmas trees can all be triggers for asthmatics. There are lots