learning through adventures
Home schooling, world schooling, home educating, unschooling, road schooling, wildschooling…whatever you call it, whichever one you identify with… they all have one thing in common. The children aren’t registered in a traditional school and as such, the parents are responsible for their child’s education. The […]
Do you ever feel like you’ve spent the day rushing, nagging, hurrying and despite it all wonder why no-one is listening?! I do! When I ask my three year old to do something, I get so worried about whether he’s listening to me and doing […]
Advice and Resources to Help Keep Kids Safe Online During my ten years as a Health Education Advisor, I often heard parents and teachers say that they couldn’t keep their kids safe online because they didn’t understand enough about the Internet themselves. I’m here to […]
Leo had this cute Lego travel tin for his third birthday…he loves superheroes! It’s also the perfect way to introduce him to small Lego! It’s really handy for playing with at the kitchen table (away from his little brother) and taking away on holiday […]
Do you want to explore the outdoors with your little ones? This simple scavenger hunt for little ones will encourage them to search and discover in their natural surroundings. It’s designed to promote language development too with sentence repitition and adjectives. My Scavenger Hunt is […]
My boys loved this Nature’s Rainbow Activity so much that I decided to share some blank templates with you guys! I hope you have as much fun as we did. Just clink on a link below to download. 1. Print your preferred version (portrait/landscape and colour/black […]
We love spending time outdoors but having two energetic little boys means that there’s often little time to get organised! Out trips are always more successful if we remember to pack our backpack with some essentials that make the day a lot more comfortable. This is what […]
”Mummy, you can’t like Spiderman…you’re a girl! ” Having kids has really made me question several things I thought I understood. One of those things is equality. What’s shocked me most is how difficult it is to raise children who don’t stereotype. Who don’t automatically […]