Every parent wants their child to be successful – to do well at school, learn to read and write, and ultimately find work they enjoy. But did you know there’s one simple strategy that can help your child achieve those goals? That strategy is reading. Research shows that how...
Going through a separation can be an emotional minefield without the added complication of navigating through the legal system. You would have been told by a friend of friend that ‘you’ll only get every second weekend with your child’ or ‘50/50 is the standard split for property’ but these...
Finding the solution for schools as Australia prepares to return to face to face learning. Schools in Australia have begun to gradually welcome back students, but classrooms may look a little different as teachers navigate social distancing guidelines. One Australian company that is helping to assist with this challenge...
When our beautiful children graciously enter our lives, we often think that the greatest cost will be their education. Or perhaps food, especially when they’re ravenous teenage boys. Or maybe it will be those few precious times we decide to throw caution to the wind and take two tantrum-prone...
Nourish your family with wholesome food while keeping your weekly budget in check with these simple strategies. 1. Try a weekly meat-free meal Animal proteins, such as beef, lamb, fish and chicken, can be some of the more expensive food items on our weekly grocery bill. Including a meat-free...
Babywearing has been adopted by many of the human population across the globe for centuries for its convenient benefit of baby transportation. Made from animal skin, leather ties, and fur this custom of wearing your baby has been true to the nature of the human carrier gene. Humans are...
Do you find your child constantly complains about hating mathematics? You may be surprised to find out that the issue with mathematics often goes beyond simply disliking fractions or long division. Some students associate math with the fear of failure or displeasing their parents. This leads to the feeling...
It is well known that engaging in play with a child is a great way for them to learn about new topics and experiences, but research has show that engaging children in exploration and encouraging explanation is a great way for children to learn about new things at their...
Hey Mumma, Congratulations on getting your little one to this exciting stage of life. I am sure you are filled with mixed emotions, I know I was last year when my first born was getting ready for Prep. I must say as we prepare for Year 1 I am...
Tips to make the holidays less stressful, and more enjoyable for your child with autism! Ahhh… the long awaited summer holidays is here, and I think it’s safe to say that it creates as much anxiety for us as parents, as it does for our children on the spectrum!...
