Don’t Bite. It Hurts!
Biting is a typical behaviour often seen in infants, toddlers, and 2–3-year-olds. As children mature, gain self-control, and develop problem solving skills they usually stop. But why bite? Frustration […]
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Sweet as a Pumpkin!
What a delight to see the glee on the face of this sweet child playing amongst the pumpkins in my local farmer’s field. Have I ever tasted pumpkin? […]
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Rianbo’s Travels
Who is our favourite travelling doll? Rianbo, of course. Here is a short extract from one of our picture books; – Rianbo is a very special doll. She is […]
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Child Health Matters
Anna, an experienced childcare professional, raises concerns about the increasing prevalence of autism and special educational needs in children, questioning the role of vaccines and advocating for research into dietary factors.
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Child Protection
Anna questions the necessity of COVID-19 vaccines for children, expressing concerns about risks, financial interests, lack of evidence, and potential long-term harm. She urges parents to research and reconsider vaccination decisions.
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To jab or not to jab?
Do we jab our children? Time waits for no man, and there has recently been a huge outpouring of revelations and a surge of authentic medical evidence concerning the negative […]
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Procrastinating!
The dictionary definition tells us the meaning of the word is to delay in doing something, to put off, think about it too long, even be lazy.Well, there’s some truth […]
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Cell phones
Do you feel like me? Concerned about the amount of time our children and grandchildren are spending on cell phones. So what are we doing about it? Too many of […]
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Separation Issues
I remember the days when my children were very young and I was considering separation from their father. My agonising thoughts were how will this affect them and could I […]
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