It takes a village to raise a child…, and that’s why we started talking to each other
Today, we’re sharing a bit of a different article with you. It’s a book review published in The Guardian this summer about The Origin of Language by...
One simple shift that changes how we respond to flooded feelings and overwhelm in action
We all have moments where we say or do things we’d never consider if we felt calm, supported or simply less stretched. Children experience the same. Most adults...
When you say tomayto and your child says tomahto
In the Economist’s 1843 Magazine, Lane Greene, an American father, despairs at his son’s English accent. When my son Henry was born, I began taking ...
Ted Talk: Why we all need to start reading aloud to our kids
In this talk, researcher Keisha Siriboe shares insightful learning behaviours that parents, educators, and concerned adults can apply within their lives as well...
What to do if your child has an accident
Most young children have some injuries and accidents. Most will be minor, but it’s sensible to know what to do if the accident or injury is more serious. ...