Conversations about current affairs and politics with Children
In today’s world, children are exposed to politics and current affairs more than ever before. They may see or hear about them on the news, on social media, or at school. As a parent or guardian, it’s important to discuss
Teaching Your Child About Money: A Comprehensive Guide
Teaching children about money management is a vital life skill that empowers them to make sound financial decisions in the future. As parents, it's our responsibility to equip our children with the necessary knowledge and skills to navigate the world
How Can Parents Support Their Children During Exam Season?
Exams can be a challenging time for both children and parents, often accompanied by stress and anxiety. Your child’s normal sleep pattern may be disrupted, they may feel ill, their appetite can be affected, and they may be anxious or
World Book Day: 28 Amazing Costumes You Can Create from Your Wardrobe!
You don't need to spend a fortune on costumes for your little ones when you can create stunning outfits using items you already have in your wardrobe. In this article, we will share with you 28 World Book Day costume ideas
7 Essential Tips for Making Your Home Safe for Children: A Guide for Parents
As parents, we understand that ensuring the safety of your little ones is a top priority! So whether you have a newborn, toddler, or young child, there are several measures you can take to ensure your home is safe for
Expert Insights on Children’s Mental Health: Understanding and Supporting Young Minds
As children return to school, it’s being reported that more than ever before are suffering from poor mental health. Some children may be struggling with issues at home, such as parental conflict or abuse, while others may be dealing with
Would a child psychologist recommend BeReal for Kids?
There’s an argument that all social media should BE REAL. With the quest to shoot the perfect selfie or present an idyllic lifestyle, at some point in time, we have all been tempted by the urge to ‘delete that and try
Baby Bouncers or Rocking Chairs?
What you will learn: The difference between a bouncing chair and a rocking char Which one best suits your child's needs Although a newborn spends much of their time sleeping, as the weeks go by, they will spend more and
How to successfully transition back to school for children with additional needs
For children with additional needs, anxiety about returning to school after the summer break can be overwhelming. Dealing with changes in setting (the school building instead of home) and community (teachers and peers instead of family) are often the most