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5 ways to help your child have a healthy relationship with their mental health
With Covid-19 and lockdowns, our little one's lives have been completely turned upside down over the last two years and so it's never been more important to arm them with the right tools to be able to understand and accept their feelings.
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A positive approach to human sexuality conversations…
You have already started teaching your small children about human sexuality whether you realise it or not. The way you speak to them, touch them, nurture them. Their early experiences of intimacy, pleasure, respect...
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Practical Tips For Teaching Your Child To Read
There are many milestones that you will enjoy watching your little one go through – from taking those first steps, speaking their first words, and eventually learning how to read and write. From this excitement, can also come some pressure for both parent and child. Many parents will be left googling ‘when should my baby’ or comparing notes on their child’s milestones with other parents in mother’s groups or at daycare / preschool. The fact...
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Is toilet training your preschooler wiping you out? Try these simple tips
Ask parents their least favourite part of parenting a young child and I almost guarantee the answer would be unanimous. Teaching toilet training can be hard on everyone involved. Cleaning pee from your favourite rug while trying not to shame your child requires a very specific level of strength and patience. While teaching toileting can feel like a never ending battle, it doesn’t have to be such a drag. You can totally achieve this major...
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Considering a Montessori school for your child? Here’s what you need to know
If you think your child’s first school is important, you are right! If you think it will determine how they feel about teachers, learning, and well-being, you are right again! But, if you believe that choosing the right Montessori school is the only factor that will have a long-term impact on your child’s social and emotional development, eventually determining whether they’ll be a dog or a cat person, who they’ll marry, how many children they’ll...
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7 Beautiful children’s books that celebrate LGBTQIA+ stories
Books are a brilliant way to teach children about love and acceptance – especially nowadays when literature for kids is so much more diverse than ever before. Media is such a powerful influence in our lives, so it’s lovely to see that stories are now exploring different types of people, cultures and families. By reading books that highlight LGBTQIA+ stories to our kids, we can teach them empathy and kindness, encourage them to stand up...
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What is World Pride and how do we teach our kids about it?
February 18, 2023 marks World Pride’s kick-off, which will be hosted this year by the City of Sydney – a massive honour considering it’s the first time a city in the Southern Hemisphere has been chosen to hold the festivities. World Pride has been taking place since 2000 and is a dedicated time to promote and advocate for LGBTQIA+ human rights. Through performances, talks, protests and parties, World Pride is a time to come together...
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The joy of self-love: A guide to raising confident and resilient children
Imagine a world where everyone loved themselves just the way they are. A world where everyone accepted their strengths and weaknesses, and felt confident and proud of who they are. This can become a reality if this world started with our kids. That’s right, self-love is not just about loving yourself, it’s about accepting yourself, and what better way to start than by encouraging self-love in our little ones? But why is self-love so important,...
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Navigating the waves of preschool behaviour: Helping little learners stay on course
Ahoy there! Before becoming a mummy of three crazy kids, I was once a preschool teacher, sailing endless seas of imagination, laughter, and creativity with my precious little pirates each day. It was an adventure and was easily one of the best experiences of my life. There was never a day that was dull with those little people. But even the most experienced pirate captain can encounter rough waters, and in the classroom, those rough...
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