by Tiffany Markman | activities, being present, family, family time, games, health/safety, homeschooling, indoor, left or right handed, outdoor, parenting, play, play, products, raise healthy kids, technology |
If your child loves his/her devices and often has to be nagged to just *move*, you need to read this article. It’s about actualising more of the brain-and-body-potential that’s inside our children, using easy brain-boosting activities. Plus, research shows that stimulating both sides of the brain enables children to learn better, become more creative, deal more effectively with challenges and emotions, and build enhanced confidence, self-esteem and understanding of their environment.
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by Hannah Pirnie | family, indoor, play |
How do you make family nights work for the whole family – so you all enjoy the time you spend together? Here are a couple of ideas on how we make it work
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by Sholain Govender-Bateman | family, play |
It’s holiday time and every parent needs an arsenal of activities to keep their little darlings busy and it doesn’t have to cost a lot. Here are 5 of my top budget activities that both my girls love:
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by Carol Surya | family, indoor, play |
One of the easiest and fastest ways for grown-ups to feel like kids again is to play games with them. It turns out playing games are actually really good for us. Here’s why:
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by Merle Dieterich | family, games, outdoor, play, themes |
My daughter’s 11th birthday party this year was smaller than ever ( 12 kids). It was organised by a very competent young friend of my daughter who found wonderful interactive group games we spent the afternoon playing. It was a great party and the games can be played anywhere not just at a birthday party.
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by Michele Mistry | day outings, play |
My daughter wanted a horse for her 4th birthday. For many reasons, getting her one was not on the cards!
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