Tag Archives: Confidence

This Christmas, invite a touch of Parisian magic into your home with Claris, The Chicest Mouse in Paris—the enchanting story of a tiny mouse with grand dreams and an even bigger heart. Created by the renowned Melbourne-born illustrator and fashion… Continue Reading >

Young children need to run, climb, and discover their environment. Children who spend time climbing benefit from enhanced gross motor skills, including improved balance, coordination, and core strength.

Toddlers lose all day long! They’re weaker, slower, shorter, less verbal, and clumsier than almost everybody they know. They just want to win a few! You can’t protect your child from all the losses he’ll suffer while he’s growing up…. Continue Reading >

by Dr. Scott Zarcinas   Emotions should come with some kind of warning when we are born, and the warning should be: Buyer beware—emotions are powerful! Emotions can be the fuel driving you toward success, or they can be the… Continue Reading >

Painting and drawing are two of the most fundamental ways children express themselves during childhood. These creative activities offer numerous benefits, from fostering brain development to facilitating emotional expression. By engaging in painting and drawing, children stimulate their brains, improve… Continue Reading >

Are you ready to embark on a magical journey with your child? Meet Bitzee Magicals, the newest addition to the Bitzee family! This toy is redefining the future of play by bringing a touch of magic to everyday life. These… Continue Reading >

Physical activity in children is important for a wide variety of reasons. It helps to reduce overweight and obesity increases strength in muscles and bones and can even improve concentration at school. Exercise is a vital component of any child’s… Continue Reading >

A new Netflix reality show called “Old Enough” has been sparking a spirited debate around the world about parenting and how we develop independence in our children. The show that depicts Japanese children, some as young as 2, taking their… Continue Reading >

While kids are growing up, it can be difficult for them to feel confident. But there are things parents can do to support their emotional growth and build confidence. Your children’s ability to grow emotionally resilient is assisted by your… Continue Reading >

Handing your child a device and attempting to have boundaries around its use, when you have never had any boundaries with your child, will end the same as using a chocolate teapot.  Limit setting and creating appropriate boundaries can be some of the most… Continue Reading >