Bath art
by Kiindred
Toddler Behaviour
Why does my child only act up for me?
First things first, this is actually a good thing! No really, stick with us. It’s actually very normal for babies to be little angels for everyone else and then scream, cry, winge, refuse to nap or eat and just generally...
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At-home Activities
Bake your name
Most children learn to spell and read their own name before any other word. Why not encourage them with a yummy treat! This is a great activity as you can involve your little one from baking, to decorating...
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Little ones love to make a mess – especially when learning to draw. Start with some water crayons and let their imagination run wild in the bath!Sometimes getting your little toddler into the bath is a real challenge. The best way to get around this is to encourage other fun activities during bath time. Associate games, toys and creative play to redirect their feelings about hopping in to ‘wash the day away’.
What you’ll need
- Water crayons
Development
- Fine and gross motor skills
- Imagination
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Development Tips
How to choose the right school shoes
It’s that time of the year when the overwhelm of getting kids organised for the school year kicks in. As a parent of a school-aged child, I put my hand up, I understand the dilemma of sourcing the ‘right’ gear to ensure my child has the best opportunity to thrive in class, the playground and on the sporting field. And with the basic shoe-drobe consisting of school shoes, running shoes and any other sports-specific variations...
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Signs & Symptoms
A parents guide to gastro: Here’s what you need to know
The dreaded hour your child wakes up in the middle of the night with vomit in their sheets and hair. You know things will only get worse for a few days. Perhaps some diarrhoea to follow, and the fear...
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Recipes
Mac ‘n’ Cheese with Zucchini, Cauliflower and Chia Seeds
Quality ingredients like preservative-free cheese, wholegrain pasta, vegetables and chia seeds turn this dinner staple into a nutritious choice. I often send leftovers to school in the lunch box – and for a fun treat, I place leftovers in mini-muffin holders, add a sprinkle of extra cheese to create mini mac ‘n’ cheese cupcakes.
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