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How to encourage and motivate children
Inclusive participation in home, school and recreational activities might not always be smooth or easy for kids living with disabilities, or their parents/caregivers. Initially, there could be fewer opportunities and some sleuthing may
Guilty pleasures…you are not alone
Most of us have hobbies, interests, or self-care strategies that we might classify as a “guilty pleasure,” but here’s the thing: We don’t have to feel guilty for the things we like, that make us happy, or help us get through
When your child is upset
It’s often hard to know how to comfort a child who is frightened, withdrawn or angry. Experts suggest that we: • Listen with empathy. It is important for children to know you are not judging them, and that you are there for
The ABC’s of selecting toys…
…made easier with monthly subscription toy boxes A Consider the age of the child you are buying for and try to optimize your selection by keeping their development stage in mind. B Select toys of different colours, shapes and
My two sons
By Kim Faber Some people have the chance to raise a boy and a girl – which gives them two very different parental experiences. I have been blessed with two awesome sons and luckily, I have been able to have two diverse experiences as
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