Reading Resources

• Children’s screening time- How to NOT be a Couched Potato

  Posted on November 15 2016

  How often should children be in front of the screen? Is it Informative or derogatory to the child? For example, the TV should be in shared spaces or the master bedroom....

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• Validating a Child’s feelings

  Posted on October 24 2016

  When children speak about their problems, parents should listen, instead of arguing or scolding them. We assume that children are supposed to listen to us, but its also the parents who have...

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• Odd Toddler Behaviours

  Posted on October 14 2016

  Toddlers can be demanding and unrelenting. And if you have one, you know they’re also kind of strange. “The vast majority of strange toddler behaviours are short-lived phases,” says Heather Wittenberg, Child...

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• Why are the first few years of child development important?

  Posted on October 04 2016

  Isn’t this a question a lot of us have? Why the first few years when development and learning is a life long process? After intensive research by various child development...

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• Managing Homework Struggles

  Posted on August 23 2016

  Homework is the most common issue for many families and a huge frustration for many teachers. It may be one of the things that your child hates most about school....

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• Play to develop your baby's physical health

  Posted on August 11 2016

  The Rio Olympics are in full swing and watching different athletes and sportspeople do what they love most is a great pleasure to watch. Encouraging physical activity and exercises are...

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