Tag Archives: child

As much as we yearn to protect our kids and shield them from pain, there are times when they will be hurt. For instance, there is not much we can do to protect them from the pain of grief and… Continue Reading >

I think we would all agree, music is one of life’s greatest joys. Music weaves unforgettable memories into our lives by stirring our deepest emotions, making every moment more vibrant, no matter where we are or what we’re doing. As… Continue Reading >

by Dr Sally Gillespie   If we want our children to thrive through their education there is no better activity to do than take children out of the constraints of stuffy cramped classrooms into the natural world. Outdoor learning provides… Continue Reading >

6 incisive fundamentals to healthy Fuss-Free-Feeding. + BONUS why they like the foods they do (so you know what to offer them to expand their range) Do the articles available on Fussy Eating generally, seem a little stale and repetitive… Continue Reading >

An Engaging Winter Toy Guide featuring captivating toys to entertain and engage children during winter months. We understand the challenges parents face during the winter school holidays in keeping children entertained and engaged indoors. That’s why we’ve created our Mid-Year… Continue Reading >

Parents report kids as old as 10 are waking multiple times in the night. Leading sleep expert reveals the health-related red flags. Sleep deprivation can have a negative impact on children’s behaviour, health and development.  New research now reveals it… Continue Reading >

Having a child with a hearing aid can bring unique challenges, especially when it comes to their emotional well-being. It’s essential for parents to address their child’s anxiety and insecurity surrounding their hearing aid to ensure their overall development and… Continue Reading >

What even are these things? Visual Support is a term that means using visual information (like pictures) to support the things you tell a child using spoken language.  Visual schedules mean when information about the schedule for the day, week… Continue Reading >

Are you even a parent if you haven’t asked your child, ‘How was your day today?’ only for them to respond with a one word answer of ‘Good’ or ‘Fine’ or ‘Yeah’ or maybe even just a grunt. I’ve always… Continue Reading >

By Alicia Windon, psychologist at Youthrive It’s nearly that time of the year where the final school term is nearing an end but with it comes the stress of kids completing assignments and tests. The younger children can also often… Continue Reading >