Raising a child to be independent is one of the most important tasks for any parent. It’s essential that children learn how to take care of themselves, make decisions, and solve problems on their own as they grow up. However, it can be challenging to know where to start when it comes to fostering independence […]
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As children grow and develop, we often ask ourselves what are the most important things we can do to support the whole child and set them up for a future of happiness and success. This infographic will help you to understand the fundamental areas of child development, but also assist you with strategies in which
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I knew what was happening to me; my brain was shrinking. And the longer I spent alone, the worse it would become, and so I finally decided to do the one thing I avoided for two years plus, packing up and driving home to the only community I had that was still intact, my family.
I did this to save my brain.
Let’s find out in my social experiment whether it’s the quantity or the quality of the company we keep that will kick off our neuro-grow back?. What other elements are essential in re-establishing self, identity and direction in a changing world?.
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Trees are social and emotional beings like we are. They have families, live in communities, communicate via a vast underground communication network, share information and grieve. There is much to be said about our relationship to nature and why we mistreat it. Everything is perception. How we perceive the world is how we live in it.
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Nature Gazing
You have a complete view of the milky way on the balcony, and stars beam superbly bright, nothing like the city.
Come nature gazing with me, as I take you back to the simple pleasures of a star-studded night sky, Koalas after midnight, and frogs so loud, you can not help but laugh.
“Truly traumatising and very violent”, says British reporter Phillip Schofield in an online review of the new television series, Squid Game.
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In this challenging parenting time in a digital world, parents want to ensure their children are healthy, but many parents feel overwhelmed about exactly what this means.
Concerning how much screen time children should have, I explain to parents that there is no magical number of hours deemed ‘healthy, BUT I encourage parents to introduce a ‘green time concept alongside screen time.
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Vitamin D deficiency can cause depression, fatigue, body aches, headaches, insomnia, back pain, bone fractures and osteoporosis.
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The industrial world is eating the natural one. And we do not seem to understand the fallout from the giant global environmental nightmare.
Our disassociation from the natural environment is a major contributor to every illness you could think of. Well almost…
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Research says that there are 35,000 different emotions, and each is unique. If we embody emotions and so many, how would we cope with so many physiological changes?.
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