By Grace Koelma If you’re having one of those days where there’s dirt tracked through every room in the house, piles of books on every surface, cupboards with contents spilling out and kids whining that they’re bored, then I know you’re … Continued
As seen on ericalayne.co Do you feel like you have a village? People to rely on when you’re in a bind, friends to turn to when you think you can’t handle one. more. nursing session, one more set of misplaced keys, one more … Continued
As seen on Health for All Kids Not all kids are attracted to typical team sports and the competitive fanfare that surrounds it. While take me-out-to-the-ball game is indeed a great pastime and there are many benefits to traditional athletics … Continued
The following excerpt from the book Teaching and Learning in the Kindergarten Year by Dominic Gullo describes brain development in the early years. During pre-school and Kindergarten, the brain grows steadily, increasing from seventy percent to ninety percent of its eventual … Continued
With the questionable government education standards seeping ever lower in South Africa, isn’t it time however that we take a look at the Japanese education system for some tips. In some parts of Japan, students spend about 20 minutes a … Continued
By Ed Hess. As seen on Harvard Business Review. Andrew Ng has likened artificial intelligence (AI) to electricity in that it will be as transformative for us as electricity was for our ancestors. I can only guess that electricity was mystifying, … Continued
By BRANDIE WEIKLE as seen on The Star Hyper-hygienic environments can lead to chronic conditions Yes, it’s important to wash your hands. It’s critical during cold and flu season and especially if you visit someone at the hospital. However have you … Continued
Sounds familiar, right? Regulating our emotions is at the heart of our ability to parent the way we’d like. In fact, it’s at the heart of most of the ways we trip ourselves up, from over-eating to procrastinating to … Continued
The parent looked at me with concern. “Is that safe?” she asked and gestured to our new playground. It was a beautiful day; sunny, just the hint of a breeze. I turned to look at the reality of my vision … Continued
Looking for some classic outdoor games kids can play in the driveway or on the sidewalk, just like the good ol’ days? From hopscotch to bubble-blowing contests, there’s something for all ages. Best of all, you don’t need a lot … Continued