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😱 Just found another school note announcing Book Week or the 100th Day of School… and it’s tomorrow?
Take a deep breath! 💛 You don’t need expensive costumes or a late-night craft marathon.
From a clever 100-year-old makeover to Matilda, Paddington, Max, The Very Hungry Caterpillar and more, these 10 easy costume ideas can be created using things you probably already have at home.
Less stress. Less spending. More smiles. ✨
Read the article now and make this year’s dress-up day one to remember, for all the right reasons.

At what age should you start to read with baby? As soon as I found out I was pregnant I rushed out and bought a box set of Beatrix Potter stories. Throughout my pregnancy I read those and other books… Continue Reading >

The summer holiday break is starting to look like a memory of the past as school started. Going back to school can be a challenging and exciting time. Seeing friends that we have not seen in the past few weeks,… Continue Reading >

You can’t start too early in developing your child’s literacy skills. From babyhood, sharing picture books introduces your child to the conventions of reading.  After they drum on the book with a spoon or drop it on the floor in… 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 >

“I can’t get to sleep.  The meeting didn’t go well this morning, and I have to talk to my boss tomorrow. Could I  have done something differently, and how will I handle tomorrow?  I just want my head to be quiet.” … Continue Reading >

Helping children cultivate mindfulness and relaxation techniques during the winter months is crucial for their overall well-being. Here are some tailored techniques: Winter Nature Walks: Encourage children to engage their senses during walks in winter landscapes. Guide them to notice… Continue Reading >

The key question to keep asking is: Are you spending your time on the right things? As time is all you have. Randy Pausch One of my most valued things in the entire world is a tin lunch box filled… Continue Reading >

By SuperWAHM’s Melinda Jameson*   Working from home has become more common than ever.  While there are many advantages to it, for many parents-  who also have kids at home – the juggling can be very challenging. Whether it is… Continue Reading >

As parents, we want our children to be successful in whatever they do.  We want them to have happy and productive lives, and we believe that creativity is a key ingredient for this.  But how can we encourage creativity in… Continue Reading >