Tag Archives: children

Dietitian Sharon Natoli shares the lunchbox hacks the whole family should know.  Sharon’s top tips: As kids head back to school in the summertime, it’s important to take steps to keep the lunchbox cool to reduce the growth of any… Continue Reading >

Now is the time to prepare for a safe and smooth transition from the holiday break Can you believe it- it’s almost time to dig out the forgotten uniforms and lunchboxes as students prepare to return to school in late… Continue Reading >

There’s a lot of pressure to make this Christmas great! More so than ever before. With the lockdowns and being separated for loved ones, chances are this is the first Christmas some of us will be reunited in a while…. Continue Reading >

Written by Alice Zsembery   Christmas is barrelling towards us and, whilst you may find yourself saying that there is nothing that the kids NEED this year, inevitably, somehow you also end up finding yourself wandering around the toy stores… Continue Reading >

Cooking has got to be up there as one of the most valuable skills we can teach our children. Getting the little ones excited about food, where it comes from and how to cook it, gives them a better chance… Continue Reading >

What makes someone a SAFE adult? Have you ever contemplated this question before? You would be surprised at the number of people who haven’t.  It’s probably because it’s not something our parents openly discussed, it’s not something we have grown up discussing… Continue Reading >

Media brought to you by Royal Selangor   As technology permeates every aspect of our lives, it can be tempting to overlook the advantages of more traditional modes of home-based education for our children. While it is undeniable that technology… Continue Reading >

How often do you throw a hard plastic bottle into the recycling bin without first checking whether it’s actually recyclable? The answer is probably more often than not and you might be surprised to learn that not all bottles in… Continue Reading >

One of the most consistent worries that I heard from both parents and teachers when I was a guidance counsellor was that this generation of children can sometimes be cynical, entitled, egocentric beings who seem to be amazingly ungrateful for… Continue Reading >

In the hustle and bustle of modern life, teaching children the art of mindfulness is like giving them a superpower. This essential life tool lays the groundwork for emotional well-being and equips them to navigate life’s currents with clarity of… Continue Reading >