How to Initiate and Maintain This Crucial Dialogue Parents are the first window to the world for their children. What children see you do is as important as what they hear you say. Discussing racism with your child is challenging, and […]
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Like everything in life, every circumstance, or situation, it impacts different people and children in different ways. It is the same for the world of pageants, participating in pageants will have a positive effect on some children, and will have negative […]
Read more →In Psychology the term self-identity is used to refer to how a person define themselves; it is one’s perception of specific and selective qualities, abilities, aspirations, characteristics and other personal identifiers that represent them. An individual has numerous attributes i.e. […]
Read more →In light of the rampant bullying in schools in South Africa that we have come to watch through social media platforms and one such incident leading to another child committing suicide, we need to talk about teaching children prosocial behavior […]
Read more →The executive functions are a set of processes that all have to do with managing oneself and one’s resources in order to achieve a goal. It is an umbrella term for the neurologically-based skills involving mental control and self-regulation. An executive […]
Read more →DYSCALCULIA Dyscalculia is a specific learning disorder defined affecting a child’s ability to comprehend mathematics commensurate with chronological age. It is marked by difficulties with visualization visual-spatial perception, processing, discrimination, counting, pattern recognition, sequential memory, working memory for numbers, retrieval of […]
Read more →0-12 months The brain is the only organ that is not fully developed at birth. From birth to about age 5, a child’s braindevelops more than at any other time during the life span. During the first year of a […]
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