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  • 8 practical tips to help your child study

    Posted by Saved you a Spot on 23 January 2016

    Studying is more than just completing homework. Ensuring that your child develops good study habits from an early age,  will not only help them achieve in school, but  will help make them self-disciplined, organised and …

    Parents
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  • 6 ways to help your child manage their anger

    Posted by Saved you a Spot on 3 January 20162 January 2016

    Anger is a natural feeling that everyone encounters. Knowing how to manage those feelings of anger in a constructive way is of vital importance. A young child, does not have these skills yet. Here are …

    Parents
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  • Why read 20 mins a day?

    Posted by Saved you a Spot on 26 December 201526 December 2015

    The more time a child spends reading, the more benefits they shall reap. Reading is “brain food”. It provides one of the most enriching and complex brain activities available in life. Exposing your child to …

    Parents
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  • The 4-part apology ~ Do it right!

    Posted by Saved you a Spot on 29 November 201529 November 2015

    Growing up comes with taking responsibility of our actions, both good and bad. Learning how to apologise when you have done something wrong, in a sincere manner, shows that you are becoming mature and are …

    Parents, Pupils, Teachers
    2 2 comments on “The 4-part apology ~ Do it right!”
  • How to help your anxious child

    Posted by Saved you a Spot on 21 November 201521 November 2015

    Anxiety is a normal part of childhood, and every child goes through phases. An anxiety phase is temporary and usually harmless however, children who suffer from an anxiety disorder experience fear, nervousness, and shyness, and …

    Parents
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  • The over-anxious parent ~ overcome it!

    Posted by Saved you a Spot on 18 November 201521 November 2015

    Do you constantly find yourself worrying and stressing about the slightest thing with respect to your child? In today’s world, anxiety is ever increasing. What with the current global events, terrorism and wars, there is …

    Parents
    1 One comment on “The over-anxious parent ~ overcome it!”
  • 4 benefits of being multilingual

    Posted by Saved you a Spot on 28 October 20153 November 2015

    Working with multilingual children and being bilingual myself, made me curious about the way bilinguals think and perform. There is a lot of new research on this subject. New research into the neurobiology of bilingualism …

    Parents, Teachers
    2 2 comments on “4 benefits of being multilingual”
  • 5 signs you might be overparenting

    Posted by Saved you a Spot on 23 September 201524 September 2015

    We’ve heard about bad parenting, we’ve heard about good parenting, but what is overparenting I hear you say? How can one be an overparent? That doesn’t even make sense…? Well, as a matter of fact …

    Parents
    4 4 comments on “5 signs you might be overparenting”
  • 10 ways to help your child achieve his/her full potential at school.

    Posted by Saved you a Spot on 3 September 20153 September 2015

    Many parents will be anxious to help their children get off to a right start at the beginning of the school year and also help them stay on track all year round. Are you a …

    Parents
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  • Reading Nooks

    Posted by Saved you a Spot on 22 July 20154 August 2015

    It’s amazing how, when you have some free time, creativity and thoughts are allowed to unfold. So, as it’s summer and I’m getting into my summer reading (although a bit behind at the moment) I …

    Parents
    2 2 comments on “Reading Nooks”
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