by Abigail Bibimauri | Lifestyle
Remaining grounded when our first instinct is to panic! Whether you’re facing everyday stress or devastating tragedy, when life feels like it is spinning out of control learning to cope begins with grounding ourselves physically, naming our feelings, and having the...
by Abigail Bibimauri | Lifestyle
Decision-making is not only guided by practical considerations but also by our values, spiritual beliefs, and cultural background. Making decisions about our lives can be difficult. Whether it’s choosing a university, a career path, or a life partner, these important...
by Abigail Bibimauri | Lifestyle
Common wisdom has always been that fresh air and sunshine are good for us. But what impact does spending time outside really have? Nature Play WA CEO, Kelsie Prabawa-Sear notes that we all feel better when we are outside, whether you’re a child or an adult. “When we...
by Abigail Bibimauri | Lifestyle
We’ve all heard it: we are currently living through a “loneliness pandemic.” It sounds heavy, and it feels heavy. Even if your phone is blowing up with notifications, it’s still possible to feel like you’re drifting on an island. We talk to people every day who feel...
by Abigail Bibimauri | Lifestyle
Yelling at children – especially younger kids – appears to be effective. They stop whatever they’re doing (or not meant to be doing) and start obeying you. Even so, here’s why experts are recommending we reserve yelling only for when we need to protect...
by Abigail Bibimauri | Lifestyle
In 1997, Dr Gary Chapman released the book The 5 Love Languages of Children as a follow-up to his bestseller, The Five Love Languages. The concepts that Dr Chapman shares in his book are essentially about how to increase a child’s sense of self-worth, love, belonging...
