Your child’s mistakes are new beginnings
Your child knocks over a glass of milk in the preschool years. Your response to this little accident will determine how he/she views their mistakes moving forward…
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Review of Tech-Savvy Parenting: A Guide to Raising Safe Children in a Digital World
In Tech-Savvy Parenting: A Guide to Raising Safe Children in a Digital World, parenting expert Nikki Bush and tech guru Arthur Goldstuck…
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Parenting workshops & shows this week
Parenting is not for “sissies” and we shouldn’t be shy to ask for help. We have a growing list of companies offering regular parenting workshops. Here’s a list of parenting workshops coming up.
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Travel-wise games & activities for the Xmas holidays
If you are going to be travelling on planes, trains or busses this holiday, or maybe you just want something that is travel-size that you can take out and play with when you get to your next destination…
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Week 4 : Making fun out of nothing with Nikki Bush
Whether you are away on holiday or staying at home, you need to be able to keep your surprise jar full of fun things to do. You don’t have to be the magician every day, but just often enough to keep your children’s sense of anticipation going…
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Week 3 : Making fun out of nothing with Nikki Bush
Being able to pull fun ideas seemingly out of thin air sets you up as a hero in your child’s life story. Make sure you have thought it through and have all the necessary ingredients, bits and pieces on hand before suggesting something…
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Week 2 : Making fun out of nothing with Nikki Bush
There are a number of benefits to being a proactive source of magic, wonder and surprise for your children every now and again…
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Making fun out of nothing with Nikki Bush
How often have you said to your child, “Go and find something to play with in your room,” and they have come back saying, “But there is nothing to play with!”
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20 recommended games to play with your kids
During the next few crazy weeks of 2010, make time to connect with your child through play. Whether it’s a quick 10 minute game or a 30 minute one, it doesn’t matter. What does matter is that you want to share the play space with your child…
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