Interestingly, when we think about mental health, the vast majority of us will associate it with older teenagers and adults. However, Occupational Therapist Katison Ndumo teaches that mental health is something we need to be aware of when it comes to our children....
If you're the parents of toddlers, you'll know the toddler years are somewhat of a whirlwind. They can switch from infectious laughter to tearful meltdowns, and handling these huge emotions for tiny humans can be a challenge for toddlers and caregivers. However,...
MamaMagic spoke to passionate and sought-after dentist Dr Boitumelo Fatola. With the world bringing awareness to World Oral Hygiene during March, we knew our community would benefit from wisdom and tips to keep your little oneโs oral care in minty condition. MM: Tell...
Let's take a few steps down Baby Boulevard with Occupational Therapist Katiso Ndumo and Best Care with Bestmed Medical Scheme as we explore exciting milestones to expect in your little one's first year. What are milestones? You might hear the term "milestones" often,...
The journey into nursery school is an exciting milestone for both children and parents alike. Among the many enchanting experiences that unfold during this period, your little one forming their first friendships holds a really special place. Take note of these budding...
Early literacy is pivotal in a child's cognitive development, setting the foundation for lifelong learning. Promoting a love for reading and literacy skills in toddlers is a gift you can give your children that will benefit them throughout their lives. So, how do we...
Play is more than just a pastime; it's a powerful tool that fuels their growth, development, and understanding of the world around your tots. While it might seem like mere "child's play," engaging in play and activating their budding imaginations is a cornerstone of...
Two fundamental ways in which children learn to engage with the world are through structured play and free play. They develop critical life-long skills through play. As child development expert Syeda Sazia Zaman highlights, "Play is at the core of the child's...
School-age children remember more when they study 10 minutes a day for six days leading up to a test, as opposed to spending an hour studying the day before. This phenomenon is called the spacing effect. This principle also explains why pre-schoolers learn more from...
