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Fussy or ‘picky’ eating, is a common behaviour in children where they have a limited range of preferred foods and may be unwilling to try new foods. Fussy eating is generally not a cause for concern, as many children eventually… Continue Reading >
Now we are all back to work and the kids are back at school, how can you make your life easier? As a mum of three and days full of work outsourcing grocery shopping and planning all dinners is a… Continue Reading >
As pet owners, it’s normal to feel anxious about leaving your beloved pets with a new person. When planning to be away from home for work or play, pet care is one of the infinite list of things to do…. Continue Reading >
Do you like sci-fi? I love it. Since I was a young girl, sci-fi has captured my imagination. I couldn’t get enough of it. I loved reading Isaac Asimov’s books and wouldn’t miss a Star Trek episode. I loved watching… Continue Reading >
After spending most of the past year working from the comfort of their homes, workers are keener than ever to get back into the office, with a recent survey by Property Council of Australia finding that CBD office workplaces are… Continue Reading >
There’s no denying it, it’s pretty challenging to be a kid these days. With the onslaught of social media and it’s distractions, temptations and tendency to overstimulate young brains, as well as peer and school pressure, it’s no wonder that… Continue Reading >
It is natural for young children to feel anxious when saying goodbye. Even though separation anxiety is a normal stage of development it is very difficult to cope with. Being empathic to the child in supporting them through the anxiety… Continue Reading >
It’s a well-established fact that quality early education plays a crucial part in a child’s developmental and educational journey. However, every child is unique. They all learn in different ways and this is particularly evident among neurodiverse children whose brains… Continue Reading >
Dr Jane Williams and Dr Tessa Grigg The research on the development of your child’s vision and the regular use of small screens and mobile devices is now very clear… Professor Molina, an Optometrist who lectures in Clinical Optometry,(Molina, 2018)… Continue Reading >
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