Low additive, healthy lunchbox ideas for more effective learning
There’s a lot of pressure on parents and educators these days to encourage healthy eating and optimise learning strategies. Teachers are facing increasing stress to… Read More
There’s a lot of pressure on parents and educators these days to encourage healthy eating and optimise learning strategies. Teachers are facing increasing stress to… Read More
Movement is the most essential component of development. A baby innately wants to master control of his movement so that eventually he can move freely… Read More
A child is said to have low muscle tone — hypotonia — if his muscles are on the loose, floppy side. You may find it… Read More
There are many factors that can be contributing to challenging behaviours in young children. Children’s developmental differences are often expressed as challenging behaviours. Looking at… Read More
Movement is a child’s first language, and it is through movement that the child first starts to explore the world and gain body control. The… Read More
All our physical actions take place in relation to the space that we occupy. Spatial awareness is the knowledge of how much space the body… Read More
Learning Connections Approach The brain is the centre of all learning. We now know that the brain is ever changing and that depending on what… Read More
There are two types of vestibular disorders that commonly interfere with learning and behaviour. One is an overactive vestibular system, when a child’s neurological system… Read More
Learning to sit up, crawl and walk are all major milestones in a child’s early development – and parents often record these actions in baby… Read More
Red cordial, green lollies and anything containing sugar – they’ve all been blamed for making kids hyperactive. But how clear is the link between food… Read More