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Or have you started drinking more? Let’s face it, it’s been a very weird year. We’ve changed, we wash our hands more and we don’t hug as much. We do strange elbow wagging when we meet, and we feel like… Continue Reading >

Remarrying can be the greatest step that you take for your emotional, intimate and personal relationship journey. As you embark on this stage, everyone hopes that life will transition as easily as the ‘Brady Bunch’ did. In reality, there can… Continue Reading >

Parenting is a full-time job and on top of that you may have an actual full-time JOB.  Before I had children, I was very busy, then somehow my capacity miraculously expanded to fit in 2 children, a house, a career… Continue Reading >

We all know the feeling when your home is needing a spring clean and is over cluttered. Life can feel unorganised and the untidiness can affect our mood, thoughts, even your restricting your social life limiting the ability to have… Continue Reading >

With the increase of chilled ready-made meals made available in supermarkets, vending machines and convenience stores, frozen meals have become overlooked, but leading dietitian, Susie Burrell, says that the benefits of frozen foods outweigh those of chilled alternatives. A recent… Continue Reading >

It has come to that time of year where the weather is warming up and the days are getting longer. If you are a parent then this may not have been as welcome as it is for the rest of… Continue Reading >

Starting the day with a healthy and nutritional breakfast is the best way to start any day, however, it’s easier said than done, isn’t it? Children can be fussy eaters, and when it comes to eating vegetables, it can be… Continue Reading >

Reading has undeniable benefits for your child’s cognitive development. In fact, children who read books often at age 10 and more than once a week at age 16 gain higher results in maths, vocabulary and spelling tests at age 16… Continue Reading >

You have just bought your beautiful baby home from the hospital and you are so in love, exhausted and overwhelmed all at the same time.  Suddenly your relationship to your partner has taken a back seat and not only has… Continue Reading >

By Robert McKenzie, Youthrive Psychologist   Have you noticed your child taking steps backwards in their development during COVID-19? Maybe there’s more moodiness, baby talk, potty accidents or sleep disruption than usual. Know that regression is temporary, and common in… Continue Reading >