Celebrating Eid-ul-Adha (or Eid-al-Adha, as it can also be spelled) is a significant part of growing up in a Muslim household. To help children get the most out of this important event, we should educate them on why Eid-ul-Adha is so important. This blog will help to give you some ideas on how to teach children about Eid-ul-Adha, as well as how you can make the most out of celebrating Eid-ul-Adha at home with your children. It’s also important to

Eric Kelly is a graphic designer by trade and has always been an adventurer at heart. He is a single dad who lives in Los Angeles with his 3 year old son, Gus. He created Dadventures to share tips, advise and resources he continues to pick up along his parenting journey. He has shared this wonderful piece with us. If you have a difficult time getting the kids to eat healthy, remember that the habits they develop when young may

As a parent, you are your child’s first and most important teacher, especially when it comes to speech development. Starting from the first months of life, your child begins to absorb information from the world around them, and communication plays a critical role in their cognitive and social development. By using the Serve and Return method, you can help your child develop their communication skills and build a strong foundation for their future success. The Serve and Return method is

As a parent, you are your child’s first and most important teacher, especially when it comes to speech development. Starting from the first months of life, your child begins to absorb information from the world around them, and communication plays a critical role in their cognitive and social development. By using the Serve and Return method, you can help your child develop their communication skills and build a strong foundation for their future success. The Serve and Return method is

Let’s talk all things sensory play and so much more! I’m Ryanne, a primary trained school teacher now stay at home mother to my three little humans aged 3.5, 2 and a 6 month old. I often get asked how do you have the time to set up activities or play trays for your kid’s….the answer? I simply don’t! I don’t always plan and setup activities for them because let’s be honest a) it’s just not practical and b) a

As a primary educator, a mother and now a small business owner, I have gained various learning experiences and considerable skills over the past couple of years. This experience has allowed me to decide what and how my child learns to play with certain toys. Through evident observation, it is relatively simple to see that a child only thrives when given a challenge. Children are given the right environment and skillset to adhere to those challenges and learn to problem-solve