May 6, 2022 | Parenting Tips
Mother’s Day – More Than a Token Effort By Emma Thomas It’s Mother’s Day this Sunday! It feels like we’ve only just finished with Easter, the school holidays, Anzac Day and a whole run of public holidays. The shops are awash with gifts and promotions which claim...
Apr 22, 2022 | Parenting Tips
How Do We Talk to Children About War? By Emma Thomas With the current crisis in Ukraine and Anzac day approaching your children might have questions about war. It can be challenging to know how to respond when our children ask about conflicts, both past and...
Mar 25, 2022 | Parenting Tips
Family Rituals and Traditions Our family rituals and traditions keep us connected. They bring purpose and authenticity to the things we do and bring meaning to our lives. Thinking back on my own childhood I have strong memories of the things we did over...
Mar 10, 2022 | Parenting Tips
Encouraging Drawing By Emma Thomas Encouraging Drawing – Drawing and mark making are such important forms of early literacy. While some children love drawing, others just aren’t interested! As parents there is lots we can do to help our children pick up...
Feb 11, 2022 | Parenting Tips
No to baking, building and books: How to engage with children who always reject your ideas By Kylie Dawson There are some children who seem to jump and get excited at the ideas and suggestions that come their way; yes, of course they want to bake cookies with you, and...
Jan 17, 2022 | Parenting Tips
By Jo Fletcher It’s early in the morning and you have finally got the kids in the car, ready in time for the first time in ever to drop the kids at school, day care, then off to work. Great success! You get to daycare, unstrap little Billy only to realise...
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