How to encourage your child to WANT to learn
Your guide to encouraging your child to become an active and motivated learner.
How to give your child a positive transition to school
Is your child starting school soon? Here’s how you can help to make sure they are well prepared to make the transition to ‘big school’!
Important things your child’s first teacher REALLY wants you to know
When your child is due to start school soon, it can be quite daunting for parents. Read on for some tips on what your child’s teacher would really like you to know.
Family bonding ideas: Hobbies and skills you can learn with your child
Wouldn’t it be amazing if you had some great ideas of activities you could all share and genuinely enjoy together? Look no further than this handy guide.
Home schooling: educational play ideas for when ‘formal’ fails
Struggling to engage your child with formal learning during lockdown? Read on for some simple play ideas and tips which will provide educational benefits.
School after coronavirus: how to prepare your child to return
Life as we know it has gone out the window. In a world turned upside down with isolation and social distancing, how do we prepare our child to return to school?
Educational but FUN Youtube channels for kids
Most parents can relate to their child using YouTube more often during lockdown Here are my top child friendly channels, which may just teach them something too!
How to nurture your child’s creativity
When our children enter the job market, creativity is going to be a key consideration. So how do we ensure children become (and remain) creative?
Educational activity ideas for children with SEN
Practical and fun ideas to support children with ADHD and Autism.
Late talking: How to improve your child’s early vocabulary
It can be quite concerning when your child doesn’t talk as much as you would expect, or is slow to start talking. So how can you make sure you are doing everything you can to help your child learn how to talk?
How to support bored children
Boredom can be frustrating for parents. But it can actually be really good for children’s development – and here’s why.
Child development: Teaching morals and values
It seems like tough challenges are always lurking just around the corner. So how can we teach our kids to make considerate choices based on ethical decisions?
How do I encourage my child to challenge racism?
Children are the future of this planet, and their choices will shape future society. So how do we make sure we raise children who can promote positive change?
How do I encourage my child to be more independent?
Independence has many great benefits for your child. So how do you make sure your child grows into an independent and confident young person?
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