5 game-changing early learning experiences
Unlock your child's potential with these five activities that engage their five different senses to enhance their passion.
Tag: intellectual development
Montessori sensorial activities you can recreate at home
Discover simple and effective Montessori sensorial activities you can recreate at home to enhance your child's development.
The Pygmalion effect: How expectations shape your kids
Discover the Pygmalion effect and how your expectations can shape your child’s confidence, behaviour, and success in learning and life.
Environmental factors that can impact your child’s brain
Did you know the environment can affect children's brains, which in turn can impact on their ability to learn?
Wonder Weeks: A stress-free guide for parents
Have you noticed periods when your baby is particularly fussy? Welcome to the Wonder Weeks. Here's how to survive them.
The crucial dos and don’ts when raising preschoolers
Parenting preschoolers can be a wild ride, filled with excitement and challenges. Here are some essential dos and don'ts during this stage.
It’s time to stop telling our kids to “be careful”
Our instinct to keep our children safe may be causing them more harm than good. Here are 3 reasons why.
Developmental milestones: Is your child meeting them?
Parents need to consciously keep track of developmental milestones in case of developmental delays that need to be monitored by a healthcare provider.
7 busy boards to develop fine motor skills
Busy boards for toddlers are easy to make and provide your child with important skills. Here are seven ideas to make your own.
Raising strong daughters in the 21st century
Two leading parenting writers—Maggie Dent and Madonna King—share the problems our girls face today, and the secret to raising strong daughters.
How to prepare your child for a successful career
Equipping children for a happy and successful professional life, even in jobs that don’t yet exist.
Why an adventure playground is better for your child
The dangers in these play spaces are real, on purpose and no-one is responsible for managing the risk but the child.