Tag Archives: child

Writing can be daunting for children, but it doesn’t have to be. With a bit of guidance, you can help them enjoy writing. Here are a few tips.

Addressing a child’s emotional needs is of utmost importance for their overall well-being and healthy development. Children are not only vulnerable physically but also emotionally, and their emotional needs must be recognized and fulfilled to promote their mental and psychological… Continue Reading >

Soccer, tennis, music classes the list is endless. There are so many amazing activities that children can do after school. The smiles on children’s faces when they leave school to go to an activity demonstrates why these activities are so… Continue Reading >

Did you know that playing with toys can help your child become a better reader and writer? I do, and it’s probably only through my experience as a primary school teacher that I know this. First, let’s briefly touch on… Continue Reading >

You can’t avoid bacteria. These hardy, single-celled microorganisms are found in every habitat on our planet. They’re in our soil, rocks, oceans and snow. And they’re all over you and your kid too. Your little one may look completely clean… Continue Reading >

Being a parent is the most natural thing in the world, some would say. Until you realise that something with your baby isn’t ‘normal’ within their little body. Parenting and being a mum is a hard gig, and adding food… Continue Reading >

What if you’re destined for something extraordinary? Envision a world where magic thrives, friendships flourish, and each day unfolds as an adventure. If you still need to explore the enchantment of Unicorn Academy, allow us to introduce you. Unicorn Academy… Continue Reading >

By Elly Both Trying to fit our energetic, creative, and enigmatic ADHD kids into a box can be frustrating for us and disheartening for them. Let’s support our kids to embrace their uniqueness and unlock their superpowers! An ADHD diagnosis… Continue Reading >

Starting preschool is a big deal. New teachers, kids, toys, routines, and a whole new physical space can make your child (and you) equal parts excited and nervous. Whether or not your child has been in daycare or any kind… Continue Reading >

As a paediatric speech pathologist the question “how many words should my child be saying?”, or “should my child be talking more?”  is perhaps one of the most frequently asked questions I hear from families. There is often a lot… Continue Reading >