Parenting

Bullying is something no child or adult should ever experience. However, up to 30% of students have been bullied regularly in their schooling career.
Whether you’re the parent of a bullied child, or a child who may be prone to bully others, it’s important to be educated on what to do in each situation.

As many of us know, play is one of the most important things your child can do in a day. We might think that children just Want to play, they actually Need to play.
Play is an important feature in a child’s everyday life. It’s how they learn about the world around them and develop vital skills such as fine and gross motor movement, socialisation, language, literacy, and numeracy.
So next time your child is pestering for you to play with them, consider the benefit you’ll be doing them in the long run!

Play is essential for a healthy and happy children’s development. It helps kids to develop a wide range of skills and understandings. Playing, children reflect what is important in their lives. Play can take several forms and it changes as children grow older. It could be indoors or outdoors, quiet or loud, clean or messy, funny or thoughtful. Children play for different reasons. They can explore to learn new things or it can be to consolidate or improve a skill. Our role as adults is to facilitate play for them. Learn how here.

Birthday cakes are perhaps the centerpiece of any child’s birthday party. From the humble homemade, to the professionally crafted, birthday cakes have become one of the most important features of a birthday. On this article we explore the top 10 tips when your baking your own.

When children pretend play they build social skills, language skills and self-control.
Unlike video games imaginative play requires children to invent their own stories. By doing this they are training their brains to transform ideas into words, this improves vocabulary and grammar. They’re also looking outside their own needs and desires.

If you’re looking to have a kids birthday party organised at home, or at the local park, and you’re looking to save money, read through our top 5 party spending tips to ensure you don’t spend a fortune on your next party.

Kids learn through role play with others. All manner of things are learnt through play-based interactions with peers. Kids learn to regulate their emotions in front of others, to socialise, develop their fine motor skills, and build confidence.

The Benefits Of Role Play Role-play is an important part of a child’s socialisation, and their future ability to interact with peers and wider society, research demonstrates. The benefits of role play are numerous, but the effects on emotional, social, and linguistic development are astounding. Research has shown that children who engage in role play

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