Meeting the Parents Meeting with your boyfriend’s parents or meeting with the groom’s parents is a key part of being in a serious relationship. Both men and women will only bring their partner to meet their parents if they feel that their relationship is actually serious and that it has …
Read More »Quikik The New Math Beta App, Helping Parents Help Their Children – Available To Download Now
Pearson is delighted to announce the launch of Quikik. Quikik is a new maths learning app designed for kids aged 10-14, and their parents who might need some help in teaching math concepts in a productive way for them to learn at home. Quikik is the latest product to be …
Read More »Make Lockdown About Family, Bonding And Books Urges National Book Week
South Africa’s annual reading awareness week, National Book Week (NBW), dedicated to encouraging leisure reading and promoting the importance of books has launched an online storytelling event on Facebook. The event, Books Beyond Words, is aimed at bringing parents and children together as a family around a screen to listen to the …
Read More »Worksheetcloud Offers Free Live Online Lessons To Learners
Worksheetcloud launches free online lessons for grades 3 to 7, offering learners up to three live-streamed online lessons per day from Thursday 2 April, during the national lockdown. Subjects covered initially will be Mathematics, English and Natural Science, with more grades and subjects added over time. To join a live …
Read More »5 Underrated Things To Buy A New Mom
Welcoming a new baby is always an exciting time, but for those wishing to congratulate a new mom, it can be hard to figure out the perfect gift. While novelty onesies and adorable stuffed animals are always fun, you want to be sure to get the new mom in your …
Read More »Free Online Education Resources To Help South Africans Keep Learning Alive
Given the current worldwide COVID-19 outbreak, President Cyril Ramaphosa declared that a nationwide lockdown will be implemented for 21 days as coronavirus cases rise. The sudden upheaval of COVID-19 disruptions is pushing many South Africans into full time online teaching and learning for the first time. This urgent learning need is leading to increased usage …
Read More »How to Help Your Kids Develop Safe Online Habits
As parents, our number one priority in life is to keep our kids safe; to allow them the space to grow and develop into the people they were meant to be. For this reason, we work so hard to put a good roof over their heads and provide them with …
Read More »Coronavirus Effects On Parents In South Africa
It is heart breaking to see the havoc that is being wreaked across the globe due to the Coronavirus in the last few weeks and now that COVID-19 has hit South Africa things are getting rough. In the last few days I have seen some people have to close their …
Read More »Reasons To Develop The Reading Habit In Your Child
For some people, reading might be just a hobby, but it has more value to offer than that. You must be aware of the fact that knowledge fuels the readers’ vision and imagination by keeping their minds active and more creative. But it depends on the genre of books that …
Read More »7 Tips To Make Friends As A New Mom
Losing friends during pregnancy and motherhood is sometimes part of the deal. You don’t talk often because you don’t have the luxury of time you had before your child. This often leads to losing connection with friends. But being a new mom isn’t a piece of cake. You wish to …
Read More »Recognising Dyslexia & Ways To Help Your Dyslexic Child
Dyslexia is a learning disorder, also referred to as a reading disability. People with dyslexia have difficulty reading as a result of having issues with identifying the sound of speech and they have trouble relating to words and letters (decoding). Dyslexia influences the areas in your brain that processes language. …
Read More »Gender Reveal Party Etiquette: 6 Common Questions
Most of us know the proper etiquette when it comes to a baby shower, but gender reveal parties come with a whole slew of unanswered questions for hosts and guests alike. When new types of traditions enter our lives, the first thing we ask ourselves is what the proper etiquette …
Read More »4 Tips for Practicing Positive Discipline At Home
For most parents, “Do as I say” may be one of the most-applied methods of disciplining children, but it is not as easy as it sounds. Because when you’re rushing out the door to day care or staying in at home as a family on the weekends, a mundane moment …
Read More »5 Miscarriage Memorial Ideas
It’s been 2+ years since my miscarriage and I finally feel like the time is right to do something to memorialize my loss. I can feel the strong urge to do this and get closure for myself. The thing that brought this on, and perhaps the thing that I have …
Read More »20 Outdoor Activities To Lure Your Kids Away From Their Tablets This Summer
Almost everyone looks forward to summer. Parents hope to spend some time having fun with their kids. But children get bored so quickly. Soon they will be glued to their screens, unaware of your presence. Nowadays, getting kids to go outside is a real struggle. But if you have amazing …
Read More »10 Amazing Gifts For Kids
Kids nowadays have huge expectations from their birthdays, and the nature of gifts that they are likely to get. Online shopping arenas help us to save time for exploring the enormous range of toys and other options. Out of the long list to pick from, a bike or trike for …
Read More »Stylish But Small! 5 Of Our Favourite Compact SUVs For Young Families
Finally, you’ve reached the point in your career where you can afford to purchase the car you’ve been thinking about since you were in high school; an SUV. When the realisation hits you, there truly isn’t a better feeling than knowing you’ll be holding the keys to your dream car …
Read More »3 Essential Ways To Prepare Your Child For College
Your child may only be in primary school now, but you need to prepare your child for college long before your child starts high school. The earlier you start preparing the better the chances of your child being able to go to college. If you leave your preparations too late …
Read More »Top 5 Best Sports Games For Family
Weeks and months have gone without you spending time with your family. Now you are relieved from work, and the children are home for holidays. So, your next plan is to find an activity that will make you spend precious time with them and enjoy it too. Sports is one …
Read More »Growing Pains In Children – Signs, Symptoms And The Remedy
Growing pains are achy, cramping muscle pains that are often experienced in the calves, front of the thighs or behind the knees. These pains tend to happen during the night and affect both legs. Some children even wake up. Despite these pains being referred to as growing pains, no evidence …
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