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I don’t know about you, but spending almost a year mainly at home has really lowered my immune system this winter. We seem to be getting sick with everything that comes past. I had two colds in three weeks. So this winter I’m really concentrating on building my immunity back up with these 5 ways.
Just over 30% of babies are born via C-section in Australia. Whether they be elective or emergency, a C-section requires recovery time, like any surgery. However, we all know how hard it is to get any downtime after having a new baby. So, to make sure you have the best chance of recovery, we have put together five things you can do to heal faster.
The world can be an uncertain and even scary place. One of the best armours we can provide children is the ability to know what is within their control. Helping children navigate wins and losses with a positive mindset helps them brave difficult situations. Try these nine simple ways to help your kids develop a positive attitude.
As I am sure many families are experiencing at the moment during this pandemic, our homes are currently “slashie” homes, and by slashie I mean:
At our place the kids really are having the hardest time of anyone with social distancing and isolating. They miss their friends, their classes, their routine and school. They miss playing and creating with their friends, especially over important milestones like birthdays. Tully turned eight a few weeks ago, Mylo turned six the other day and some of their friends have had birthdays too. We have been trying to get creative with ways they can stay in touch with friends. Here are five of our favourites!
All of a sudden most of us are not just mums, but teachers too. It’s been a jarring couple of weeks, but for a little while at least we’re all having to cover our children’s education. This can be difficult, especially if you’ve never homeschooled before.
While you’ve probably been provided with materials to cover maths, science and English classes, some subjects, like art class, are harder to replicate in the home. If you want to continue nurturing your little one’s creativity while in lockdown, here are some great tips. Continue reading
On lockdown, self isolating or social distancing? All this means you’re going to have a lot of time on your hands. Yes… you could be productive, but let’s face it, we only have so much motivation. Besides, all this enforced home time gives us the perfect excuse to binge watch excessively. So, to get you started I’ve done a survey of mums and asked what the best TV shows are right now. Here are the results!
Teens and phones. Should they get them? what should they have? How much data? So many questions! With so many options for phones I’ve put together a list of things to look out for.
Are you a private health care family? It can sometimes be hard to decide whether private health cover will benefit your family, with many myths and uninformed sources of information available out there. If you are considering going private, we have 5 ways private health cover can benefit your family.
Did you know that when a baby turns one their chance of drowning triples? 41% of drowning deaths of children under five occur in one-year old toddlers, new research from Royal Life Saving Society – Australia has revealed.