Tag Archives: children

Children by nature are inquisitive They are just learning about the world and its only natural that as they grow they seek answers to questions. Sometimes children can ask the strangest questions out of the blue, other times it may… Continue Reading >

I was navigating some abundance challenges recently, which resulted in a download of The New Paradigm Abundance Codes. A six-day energy shifting process of information, mindset reframes, deep dives and realignment to the new codes of abundance. It was fascinating… Continue Reading >

She eats everything at childcare and hardly anything at home. This makes me feel like a terrible mum, Hanna told me! I cook everything from scratch and it all goes to waste, then at childcare I hear she ate curry!… Continue Reading >

Sally Gillespie While I do not live in a bushfire region, I frequently travel to the South Coast of NSW where the trauma of last year’s bushfires is palpable. As it is in numerous other places in Australia. Contributing to… Continue Reading >

As a result of recent events which recently saw most children learning at home, under the guidance of their parents, and the direction of their teachers, and now having returned to school, three conditions, relevant in any setting, are necessary… Continue Reading >

The Dalia Lama is quoted as saying, “If every eight-year-old in the world is taught meditation, we will eliminate violence from the world within one generation.” As a teacher and student of the healing art of meditation for over thirty-three… Continue Reading >

  Depending which Australian State or Territory you live in, we each experience a variety of intensities to temperature and humidity during summer. Irrespective of your exposure to heat conditions, we each need to drink water to replenish the lost fluid from sweat…. Continue Reading >

The grief adults experience during the loss of a child or loved one is indescribable. But when a child experiences such a traumatic event, such as losing a sibling or a friend, their behaviour can reflect so many different emotions… Continue Reading >

  Welcome back! What a perfect topic to kick off 2021 than to talk all things breakfast. Not only are we discussing the importance of eating breakfast but the importance of including a nutrient-rich breakfast as part of your morning routine…. Continue Reading >

Transitioning to a new year or a new school can be a worrisome experience for your child, but thankfully, it doesn’t have to be. There are many actions parents and caregivers can take to ease the transition back to school,… Continue Reading >