Let’s Get Physical How much exercise should children be doing? – CareforKids.com.au Physical activity is vital to a child’s healthy development and helps with confidence, strength, motor skills, sleep, stress, obesity, behavioural issues and more. As many young children attend an early childhood service for a large portion of the day, it’s important that all…
DetailsMindful Parenting – Jill Ceder Mindful Parenting – Jill Ceder. “Dr. Dan Siegel, a clinical psychologist who studies the brain explains that during stressful parenting moments we may “lose control” or “flip our lid” and let our emotions control our reactions. When we “fly off the handle,” it happens so quickly and we aren’t thinking…
Details🤸♀️Did you know that Tillys hosts FREE playgroups?!🤸♂️ Come along to one of our amazing centres to meet other families and children, join in on the exciting playgroup activities, and enjoy a delicious morning tea which is provided too. All you need to bring is a hat and water bottle! 📍 Where? Mondays – Rutherford. Wednesdays…
DetailsThe Child Care Subsidy (CCS) From 2 July 2018, the new Child Care Subsidy (CCS) system has come into effect. The new CCS will replace the Child Care Benefit (CCB) and Child Care Rebate (CCR) arrangement with a single means testes subsidy, and will make it easier for families to access childcare. For more information…
DetailsThe Right Brain Develops First – Why Play is the Foundation of Academic Learning – Vince Gowman “Did you know that the right brain develops first? It does so by the time children are 3-4 years of age. The left brain, on the other hand, doesn’t fully come online until children are approximately seven years…
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