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Teaching your kids about finances is a gradual process that requires persistence and patience. It starts as early as preschool age when kids first witness the buying and selling of items for money. By this stage, children need to understand… Continue Reading >
Yes, children need guidance, they need their parents to be positive role models and they need to learn to show respect, but there’s also other important things they need to learn – their parents are human, their parents are also… Continue Reading >
I am doing it right now – staring at a blank piece of paper, feeling my mouth dry and a lurch in my belly… it is anxiety at is gentlest, but nevertheless distracting enough to make the flow of words… Continue Reading >
Daylight savings ends Easter Sunday, April 4th for families in New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania, and the Australian Capital Territory.To help support you and your children’s sleep transition, we thought we’d share 3 top tips with a… Continue Reading >
If you’re a parent who wants to help your child to read, write and spell with confidence, tune in as you’re in the right place. If you’re also a parent who went to primary school in the 80s or… Continue Reading >
For growing kids, the ability to concentrate is closely linked to diet. What they consume throughout their day plays a crucial role in how well they can harness their mental energy to master new skills, retain information and stay engaged… Continue Reading >
As two busy mums running households as well as businesses, can be quite a challenge. From managing work, family, and all of the day to day, it can be overwhelming at times. And we all know that one of the… Continue Reading >
Speak about money Break the generational cycle of money taboo. Many of us would have grown up in families where money wasn’t spoken about. Talk about how hard you must work to earn money and how nothing comes for… Continue Reading >
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