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Get your kids sleep back in shape for start of new school year One of the first things to be disrupted over the summer break is our sleep. We generally we let our kids go to bed later and they… Continue Reading >
By Liana Simpson, Suncoast Christian College With the 2023 school year fast approaching, there is no better time to start preparing your child for their first day at primary school. While each child is different, there are a few… Continue Reading >
Starting big school is exciting and a huge milestone in a kid’s life, and also for the parents. Some things that might be different are a bigger school, having to wear a school uniform, new teachers, new kids, and not… Continue Reading >
As parents, we often find ourselves constantly discussing our kids’ behaviour, and today, we’re taking a little detour. Instead of focusing solely on behaviour, we’re going to dive deep into the world of effective communication. Now, I know many of… Continue Reading >
Jean Bailliard, General Manager of TerraCycle ANZ Accumulating toys and new playthings is pretty much inevitable over the Christmas and summer holidays. We all like to reward and treat our kids and provide them with fun and educational sources… Continue Reading >
Prepping for a busy school day can get pretty hectic for any parent, especially if you have more than three kids. In the early morning rush, it’s easy to forget about some school safety preparations that will ensure your family… Continue Reading >
Forget about investing in a gym membership or scaling down your weekly chocolate consumption for your 2022 new year’s resolution. This year, make a new year’s resolution which really counts and one you can stick to with mountains of enthusiasm…. Continue Reading >
As summer ends and we begin preparing our kids to head back to school it can be a testing and stressful time – for kids and adults alike. They can experience a big mix of feelings, from excitement, to concern,… Continue Reading >
After two years in lockdowns, children are getting used to being in the classroom and around their peers again, which can cause anxiety. How can we spot the early signs of mental health before they become a more serious issue?
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