6 Fun Ways to Activate Your Child
Many families have busy schedules that make it really hard to prioritise exercise, even though it’s great for your child’s health, mood, and ability to focus and learn. Luckily, there...
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How to Practise Pencil Grip with Your Preschooler
A good pencil grip is not always easy for little hands. Children need to master lots of gross and fine motor skills before they will be able to sit properly,...
Help Your Child Become a Better Reader
Learning to read is exciting because it opens up a whole new world of knowledge, fun and opportunity for your little one. There are many ways you and your child...
Is Your Child Strong Enough to Sit on a Chair?
Children who tend to fidget or slump when sitting on a chair sometimes lack the necessary muscle strength and flexibility for maintaining a good posture. Sitting still on a chair...
5 Tips for an Ergonomic Study Posture
A good posture and stable sitting position is important as a base to be able to study and participate in activities that require fine motor control e.g. writing, drawing, or...
Help Your Child Get School Ready
Starting school is a big step for your little one. Some children master all the elements of school life from the very first day, while others might need a little...
2 Easy Ways to Help Your Child Focus
Most younger children are naturally wiggly and tend to shift their attention a lot. If you would like your little student to be able to focus on homework for a...
Why Your Child Should Move, Touch, and Experiment
Children are naturally curious, and they have a lot of fun playing, moving, and experimenting, but they also learn from it – especially when their senses are activated. Read on...
How to Make Homework More Fun
After a long day of sitting down and focusing in school, it’s very likely that your child’s idea of a fun afternoon doesn’t include doing homework. The good news is...
Fine Motor Skills and School Readiness
Developing fine motor skills will enable your little student to participate in school activities much more easily and happily. Like with everything else, fine motor skills improve with practice, and...