children — Toddlers and Pre-Schoolers

Bed-Wetting – How to help your child avoid it

Whilst some children may learn to keep themselves dry during the day fairly quickly, it is much harder for them to remain so at night.

parenting, behaviour, learning, Health and DevelopmentFelicity SmithApril 15, 2021bedwetting, toddler, pre-schooler, child, children

Getting Rid of Those Nappies

The task of potty training your child can sometimes feel a bit daunting, especially if you are a new parent. Many think of it as hard work, as accident after accident, and a seemingly non-stop conveyor belt of soiled clothes. However, it can be much easier than you imagine…

parenting, Health and Development, learningFelicity SmithMarch 6, 2021toddler, nappy, toilet training, children, diaper

Stopping Your Child's Thumb-Sucking

Sucking is a natural reflex children are born with in order to satisfy their basic need for nutrition… The sucking then provides them with comfort and security because their needs are being met.

behaviour, parenting, Health and DevelopmentFelicity SmithFebruary 16, 2021thumb, sucking, children, habit, toddler, pre-schooler

How to Make Learning Fun

When learning becomes a game it is no longer seen as hard work, so why not turn your children’s learning into hours of fun!

parenting, learning, discipline, educationFelicity SmithFebruary 13, 2021children, learning, fun, school, pre-school, covid, covid-19, lockdown

Terrible Tantrums

Tantrums, sometimes even daily ones, are a normal part of a child’s development but are most prevalent between the ages of one to three years…

parenting, behaviour, discipline, learning, Health and DevelopmentFelicity SmithJanuary 27, 2021tantrums, discipline, behaviour, toddlers, pre-schoolers, children, toddler

Games and Activities for Each Stage of Play

There are countless activities you can do with your little one to develop a whole breadth of skills..

play, learning, activities, toddlers and pre-schoolFelicity SmithJanuary 20, 2021play, activities, toys, learning, toddlers, pre-schoolers, games, unoccupied, onlooker, independent, solitary, associative, parrallel, cooperative, children

The Importance of Play

Play is vitally important to a child’s learning and development... Not only does it allow them to explore and understand the world around them, it promotes all manner of cognitive, social, emotional and physical development…

learning, play, activities, Health and Development, behaviour, discipline, parentingFelicity SmithJanuary 20, 2021play, learning, toddlers, pre-schoolers, children, unoccupied, onlooker, solitary, independent, parrallel, associative, cooperative, development

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