Looking to make Christmas extra special for your little ones this year? We’re giving you the chance to win a delightful Christmas-themed book bundle featuring 15 exciting children’s titles, plus a giant Peter Rabbit plush that will bring festive joy into your home. Valued at $421, this giveaway is perfect for creating holiday memories and sharing the magic of Christmas through story time.
It’s World Inclusion Day today. We’ve enlisted the help of Friend in Me founder, Louise Larkin, to offer her tips on how to teach our kids about the importance of inclusion.
Japan has long been renowned for its approach to health and nutrition, which is deeply rooted in its culture and education system. On my recent trip to Japan as a guest of Yakult, I learnt very quickly how the Japanese prioritise nutrition from an early age, ensuring it becomes a lifelong habit, and I think we could learn by taking a leaf out of their book!
Teaching your children bus safety isn’t just a good thing for school but a lifelong learning experience.
Parentshop founder Michael Hawton shares some incredibly helpful tips on school refusal. This 7-step plan is a mega game-changer for any one with kids who are going through school refusal or school anxiety.
Imagine arriving to pick up your son at daycare and finding the centre locked and hearing your child crying inside.
Are you concerned about your child’s speech? Here are some great techniques and tips to get you started on speech therapy at home.
If anyone belongs to a Parent Teacher Association (or whatever your school calls it), then take notes! This NEEDS to be done
A UK couple has defended the decision to take a family trip to Florida during school term, even if it meant they were fined by their kids’ school. What do you think – should schools be allowed to fine families for traveling during the school term?
If your child’s teacher has ever mentioned that your child is “very social”, “excitable” or “a natural-born leader”, then this is for you!
On Monday morning, eight-year-old Harry was collected from his home in Adelaide’s northern suburbs. He was meant to be dropped off at his school but he wasn’t.
I don’t know about you, but these figures make my brain hurt, especially for Melbourne, Sydney and Canberra parents!