Do you ever help your toddlers to climb on a frame, sit on a slide etc. or do you ever help your child to do homework? Well, try not to do that… Sometimes, not helping our children helps them more than we can imagine. I remember the first […]
If you are in The Hague area and you are looking for some advice about what to do in The Hague and surroundings, you might find some hints in this post. There are several sites where to find tips about outings of every kind: the Haagsuitburo or Binnenstad […]
It’s the time of the year where children are prone to influenza or flu…
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Increasingly, the reader in the family is reading ebooks and many of us are thinking that an ideal gift for the ebook reader is either an ebook gift certificate or some desired ebooks themselves. In my case, I was thinking about asking for ebooks…
Are you considering to buy a mobile phone for your child for Christmas (or Birthday)? Childnet‘s mobile phone checklist (using the UK Mobile Operators Code of Practice) is a great resource for making sure that all safeguards are in place. Mobile phones should be treated the same way […]
So close to Christmas when some children will receive computers, tablets or mobiles as presents, I think it’s good to remind about our childrens’ e-safety. Adults use the net mostly for emails, web research and social networks, whilst young people use it for interactive chat, Music, Games, Blogs […]
I just read a post by Tatu and thought that listing up a few things to say to a parent of a child with a disability would help a bit. A while ago I wrote a blog about what to say to parents with twins because I am […]
I just read an interesting post from Tessa and a parenting course she was following about how to listen to our children. It’s not always possible to give full attention when our child (or our children!) talk to us. The advise Tessa has been given was to stop […]
