Open Day September 2025
Come and explore your home way from home Date: Thursday, 4th September Time: 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm In collaboration with: WaterWipes.
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Children Yoga – July 3rd
Children Yoga – By Shimis Yoga Where liffle feet find big balance 3rd July – 9:00 AM
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Is Your Child a Perfectionist? Signs and How to Help
Your child earns straight A’s, keeps their room tidy, and always wants to “get it right.” On the surface, it might look like they’re thriving. But underneath, they might be silently struggling with the pressure of perfectionism. Perfectionism in children can go unnoticed — even praised — until it leads to anxiety, burnout, or low…
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How to Talk About Money With Your Children (At Every Age)
Money is part of nearly every decision we make — from what’s for dinner to what dreams we pursue. Yet for many parents, talking about money with their child feels awkward, overwhelming, or even taboo. But here’s the truth: Financial literacy is a life skill — not a luxury. And the earlier we begin teaching…
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The Power of Natural Consequences: Letting Children Learn Through Experience
“Don’t touch that, or you’ll get hurt.” “Stop jumping on the couch, or you’ll fall.” We’ve all said these things — often with love, urgency, and a deep desire to protect our children. But here’s a truth that may surprise you: Sometimes the most powerful lessons don’t come from what we say. They come from…
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Stop Saying “Be Careful”: Smarter Ways to Build Risk Awareness
You’re at the park. Your child is halfway up the climbing wall. Your heart jumps into your throat, and before you can stop yourself, the words spill out: “Be careful!” It’s a reflex — a natural, loving response. But here’s the thing: it doesn’t work. “Be careful” is vague. It doesn’t actually teach safety. And…
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Let Them Fail: Why Failing Early Helps Children Succeed Later
We live in a world where success is often celebrated while failure is quietly swept under the rug. As parents, the instinct to shield our children from pain is powerful — we tie their shoes before they trip, intervene before they falter, and sometimes carry their burdens just to make life easier. But what if…
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When Your Parenting Styles Clash: Finding Common Ground with Your Partner
Even the strongest relationships can be tested when two people become parents. Suddenly, small differences in personality or background take center stage in a high-stakes arena: raising a child. One of the most common — and often most stressful — challenges couples face is a parenting style conflict. Maybe one of you leans into routines…
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Raising Emotionally Intelligent Children: A Parent’s Guide
Your child melts down over a broken crayon, shouts when they’re frustrated, or shuts down completely when things don’t go their way. You try to help, but it feels like nothing’s working. What if the key isn’t fixing the behavior—but teaching the emotion behind it? Welcome to the power of emotional intelligence (EQ)—a skill just…
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The Mental Load of Parenting: Unpacking Invisible Responsibilities
You’re folding laundry while mentally planning dinner, remembering to reschedule the pediatrician, and worrying if your child’s math homework got turned in. Your partner asks, “Why are you so stressed?” You want to scream. It’s not the one thing. It’s everything. All the little invisible things that no one notices—except you. Welcome to the mental…
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