Playground Safety for Preschools
Even though it’s inevitable that children will trip or fall or scrape their knee, it is important, as a preschool operator, to make yourself aware of the safety rules when preparing a safe outdoor environment for the children in your care to play in.
Brick by Brick – building LEGO® love for 90 years
To celebrate 90 years of Play, the LEGO® Group announces a new LEGO® Play Well Study that shows play is fundamental to the wellbeing and happiness of the whole family.
Robotics for Kids: Everything You Need to Know
There’s a whole lot of amazing reasons why parents should expose their kids to robotics. If you are unfamiliar with robotics, here’s an introduction for you.
Fun School Holiday Activities For Families (Get Your Discounted Tickets Here!*)
School’s out, everyone! We’re halfway through 2022, and you know what that means; holiday season is rolling in. Be it far or near, here are our top activities you can do for this school break! (*Ticket deals - Terms & conditions apply)
Just for Dads: Prioritise Self-Care This Father’s Day
We often see messages of self-care directed at women. However, navigating between parenting and work during the pandemic has given everyone, including fathers, plenty of reasons to prioritise self-care.
Why Millennial Parents Are Becoming The Burnout Generation
For the past two years and counting, many working parents have been hammered by the stress of a myriad uncertainties. A new report has found that 66 percent of working parents are burned out – and it’s not just another “snowflake” syndrome.
Discover and Nurture Your Child’s Talents in 5 Steps
As parents, we may not be able to control nature. But we can definitely nurture what’s there and help build what’s not yet there. We do this by setting opportunities for our children. Read on for some suggestions to help you get started.
The Therapeutic Side of Art | Helping Kids Cope with Stressful Times
How art helps build resilient, emotionally intelligent kids.
What all parents need to know about Hand Foot Mouth Disease
At the beginning, HFMD manifests as a common cold, accompanied by a sore throat, slight fever and aches all over the body.
Teaching Your Child to Celebrate Failures
Failure is the mother of success! However, this is only true if we are able to teach children to accept failures and face them with resilience.
