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Winter has defiantly happened, and with the cold snap recently, it is a prime time to get sick. Germs are high, noses are snotty and there never seems to be enough tissues in the house. Our health is easy to… Continue Reading >
We all experience anger, fear, frustration, sadness, rejection, disappointment, jealousy, and guilt at different times; they are simply part of being human. Self-regulation enables us to regulate and manage how we react to our emotions. Self-regulation is the crucial foundation… Continue Reading >
Many of us have been traumatised by mathematics at school. So when it comes to helping your kids develop a positive attitude to maths, there’s simple and fun ways that you can explore it whether you’re at home or out… Continue Reading >
For lots of us, our families started growing when we brought home our first pet, long before the children arrived! Like all cohabiting beings pets and kids need to learn how to live together. Setting the ground rules of how… Continue Reading >
by Matthew Fernandes Where did the initial inspiration for Dino Ranch come from? I grew up in the country as a boy and spent much of my days outside with friends surrounded by cows and horses and the great outdoors…. Continue Reading >
Two years ago, no-one could have predicted we would be in the grips of a pandemic nor that daily routines would be totally upended. Not only are millions of parents working from home, but they have the added responsibility of… Continue Reading >
Planning fun things to do with kids is exciting. Wondering what their reactions will be, hearing the shock, delight, wonder, and amazement is a thing to look forward to. However, when you finally reveal the outing, experience the outing or… Continue Reading >
Emotional Intelligence is not a new concept or a new collection of skills for people. It’s really nothing new and fancy, and yet in the last 20 to 30 years, it has completely risen up to the forefront of a… Continue Reading >
Is it important for a parent to stay calm when having to face an emotional child? Yes. It is critical for parents to remain calm when dealing with an emotional child for several reasons. First, two highly emotional individuals typically… Continue Reading >
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