Welcome to the kiddipedia blog
Page 140 of 501
At what age do you start teaching your child about consent? Teaching Consent A young child can be taught consent as soon as they are able to hold a face washer/flannel in the bath or shower. Even before they can… Continue Reading >
Have you ever thought about how the start of the day affects your child’s day at school? How we start our day really does set us up for how the rest of our day runs, which is why starting the… Continue Reading >
I have Crisis Fatigue So, what is this condition? Well, it is not a real documented medical condition but has been discovered that it can cause stress, low motivation, depression, hopelessness, exhaustion, and mental overload. See my go at a dictionary definition below. Noun Being inundated with constant disasters… Continue Reading >
In the heart of every parent lies an unwavering desire to provide the best care for their little ones. Parenthood brings with it an array of challenges, and one of the most common is dealing with your little one’s delicate… Continue Reading >
Modern-day kids are overscheduled, overstimulated and just plain overwhelmed. There’s little time left for nurturing creativity, strengthening family relationships or to just relax and be present in a moment. The rise of family overwhelm. In recent times, family dynamics have… Continue Reading >
Do you know what your children are doing online? The digital world has moved so fast for parents that many don’t understand how their kids are being influenced or targeted online. They underestimate the disastrous consequences of internet bullying, low… Continue Reading >
By Maria Thattil Educating your child about racism and how to speak to others when someone appears to be “different” from what is perceived to be “the norm” is not simple. Kids are naturally curious; this curiosity can manifest… Continue Reading >
by: Joe Tanner, Optometrist What is myopia and why is it important to manage? Myopia, also known as short-sightedness, is a common eye condition that causes blurred distance vision which usually starts during childhood and typically progresses until a child… Continue Reading >
Imagine you’re right in the middle of the semi-organised chaos of a children’s birthday party at a bustling indoor play centre. Judging by their excited shrieks, the kids are having a lot of fun; no doubt egged on by the… Continue Reading >
Join our community of parents
Get parenting advice and support delivered right to your inbox
We'd love to hear what you think of the website, so we can continue to improve it . . . GIVE YOUR FEEDBACK >