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Fallacy or Fact: Working From Home Is Productive

Fallacy or Fact: Working From Home Is Productive

This past year was atrocious to the whole world and at the moment, no one wants to revisit the memories created during the height of the COVID19 pandemic. Nevertheless, that painful period educated many of us. We learnt new words like ‘Zoom dysmorphia,’ ‘Comorbidity,’...

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How Gratitude Shapes Your Child

How Gratitude Shapes Your Child

In a world where children feel entitled to phones worth R30 000+ how does gratitude fit into the equation? Should we even bother trying to instil a sense of gratitude in a world of social media-induced abundance?
In this week’s parenting blog, we explore why cultivati…

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Flipping The Parenting Script

Flipping The Parenting Script

In commemoration of Day of the Girl child, this blog looks at the different ways parents raise their girl child, and the dangers of parents not recognising other gender identities outside of the popular ‘male’ and ‘female’ genders, as well as the incognisance o…

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Identity Develops in Childhood

Identity Develops in Childhood

For us to be upstanding members of our communities who play a vital role in the functioning of our society, we must have a solid identity. Our identities are shaped throughout our lives, and they inform our values, morals, and ethics. It is a priority for a parent to...

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Welcome The Curious Spirit in Children

Welcome The Curious Spirit in Children

Children are inherently spiritual beings; we see this in the way they live their lives and interact with the world around them. They run freely, laugh loudly, and they enjoy their time in nature. Children don’t view the world through the jaded lens of an adult. To a...

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