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Don’t Forget About Dad!

Children learn and grow primarily from their first teachers – their family. We often place a lot of this pressure on mums but it is important that we don’t forget about dad! While there are many single parent families, there is often a supplementary figure who plays the part of ‘mum’ or ‘dad’ for a ...
Bubble Play – from Newborn to Pre-schooler.

Blowing and popping bubbles has delighted children across the world for many years. Whilst you know that bubbles provide entertainment did you know that bubbles can do so much more? Let’s start at the beginning, using bubbles with a new bub. Get yourself some baby safe bubble mixture (or make your own) and head outside ...
Making gratitude your daily attitude.

Gratitude isn’t reserved for those who are searching for life answers or trying to change themselves; in fact, it’s something that we should all be striving for in our daily life. There has been a lot of world-wide research across countries and cultures by multiple different people, and the research is impressive. Gratitude is worthy ...
Rainbow Parfait – Cook with your Kids!

Cooking with children offers so many opportunities for real world learning; they explore measurement, safety, recipes and following instructions. This Rainbow Parfait is a super fun and easy recipe to make with your children; it’s healthy, it’s refreshing on a hot day and it’s a perfect opportunity to introduce new fruits. It also doesn’t involve ...
Flying With Kids, How to Make the Time Fly By!

I am sure you know that dreaded feeling as you prepare to board a flight with a little one in tow. Your mind is buzzing with questions and worries (will they be happy? Will they sleep? What happens if...). However, with a bit of preplanning and thought, your flight can be a cloud nine experience! ...
Learn Social Skills Through Picture Stories & Books

Picture books provide a wonderful opportunity for learning and exploring concepts, especially to help children learn about social skills and build on their character strengths. By using picture books in this way, it takes the direct pressure off your child and helps them to see things from other perspectives. Here are my top books picks ...