I'd like to apologise for the radio silence... some weeks certainly do stretch beyond 24/7!

After a full day, I'm currently sausaged (ok, more conventionally sandwiched) between multiple bodies on the Tube! Public transport is a great aid, it does however come with associated 'BUTs'... It's not my norm to write/ structure my blogs at this time of day, but I've just read an article on 'How your Toddler is changing' and whilst it covers some familiar, pertinent points, my little people certainly put the theory to the test. I thought I would share an extract with you...

This week covers off the final piece of our 4-part blog, When Everyday Appears to be a Bad Day.

There is no co-incidence that we are ending the series off on a positive note. Positive Resolution ...
The subtle message is that there is light at the end of the tunnel and whilst we may find ourselves in dark, dark moments, every stage is just a phase ... Time passes (far too quickly as most of us would agree) so it's about working through the mud and finding Positive resolutions ...

We are on the home stretch with our 4-part blog on ‘testing' behaviours and how one can apply positive responses to address these moments …

Lets pick up from up from last weeks blog ‘When Every Day Appears to be a Bad Day (Part 1 of 4)…’, as we are posting a 4 part wrap on this very subject. We aim to address challenging behaviours and how best to a) identify plausible reasoning b) influencing/ changing your Childs behaviour c) Tempers and Tantrums and finally d) positive resolutions...

By Manuella Myburgh

Weight loss is the term that has been the catch phrase for a decade and will still rule the trend for several years to come. Such is the craze to lose weight….. Losing weight is not magic, but you should know how to go for it. Maintaining fitness should be the motto for losing weight instead of cosmetic reasons. Here are a few tips for shedding weight in a healthy way...