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As parents, we play a pivotal role in shaping our children’s attitudes and behaviours towards money. This article offers strategies to nurture a healthy money mindset, model responsible financial behaviour, and empower children with practical skills for navigating the complex… Continue Reading >

At what age do you start teaching your child about consent? Teaching Consent A young child can be taught consent as soon as they are able to hold a face washer/flannel in the bath or shower. Even before they can… Continue Reading >

By Maria Thattil   Educating your child about racism and how to speak to others when someone appears to be “different” from what is perceived to be “the norm” is not simple. Kids are naturally curious; this curiosity can manifest… Continue Reading >

Money management is an important life skill that can greatly benefit children if they learn it from a young age. As parents, it’s our responsibility to teach our children about financial responsibility and help them develop good money habits for… Continue Reading >

Media kindly brought to you by Learning Logic   Over the last two decades, there has been much debate and discussion about the best way to teach children to read. Recently updated curriculum documents, and a wealth of research, support… Continue Reading >

Teaching kids about money is one of the most important things you can do for them. My Parents started teaching me from an early age. It’s a skill that will help them throughout their lives, and it’s something that will… Continue Reading >

  In the ever-evolving world of children’s toys, discovering one that seamlessly blends education, creativity, and delightful surprises in a single package is a rare gem. Little Live Pets – My Puppy’s Home is a heartwarming addition to the range… Continue Reading >

By Renae Kolia   How did you learn how to identify, name, and use emotions? Who taught you about emotions? How do you know how to identify emotions in others? Emotions are a big part of being human, yet it… Continue Reading >

by Dr Sally Gillespie   If we want our children to thrive through their education there is no better activity to do than take children out of the constraints of stuffy cramped classrooms into the natural world. Outdoor learning provides… Continue Reading >

The latest research from BioCeuticals and YouGov reveals it’s not just feeling sick that worries us when it comes to cold and flu. One in two Aussies with children under 18 are concerned about how they will support their family… Continue Reading >