Just launched in South Africa, organic Happa Foods brings you a range of healthy and delicious baby foods that are super convenient for busy parents. Happa is dedicated to making food that’s healthy, tasty, fulfilling and organic for your baby’s development. They are organic, free from unnecessary additives, and packed with pure fruits and veggies. […]
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Messy play is more than just chaotic fun; it’s a gateway to creative exploration, sensory stimulation and developmental growth for toddlers. Dibber International Preschools champions the power of play, including the wonderfully messy kind, to nurture holistic development in young children. “Messy play is about more than making a mess; it’s about giving children the
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ZURU, one of the world’s largest toy manufacturers, has launched a new animation series and toy line, Eggy Wawa, designed to help young kids come out of their shells by encouraging their natural curiosity. The series follows the adventures of four children and Sheldon the elephant, and their knowledgeable teacher as they learn and explore
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On International Children’s Day, 1 June, Dibber International Preschools emphasises the importance of pretend play in childhood development. Ursula Assis, country director, urges parents and educators not to overlook the power of play amid the pursuit of academic achievements. “While the focus on achieving specific learning outcomes is important, it’s equally crucial to recognise the role of imaginative play in a child’s holistic
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You’re probably dreaming about not having to change another nappy ever again. You’ve probably also heard all sorts of advice about potty training – whether you wanted it or not. Truthfully, potty training is a process and does require some planning, so you’re in the right place. But what’s the first step? What do you
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