Knitting for Little Ones

Spring is the perfect time for new beginnings and what better way to help little ones grow their handwriting skills than with cheerful, spring-themed printables? Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or carer, these free handwriting worksheets are designed especially for Reception and Year 1 children, making early writing…

If your preschooler is keen to “do writing” but gets frustrated holding a pencil, you’re not alone. Pencil control is one of those early skills that quietly makes everything easier later on, from drawing recognisable shapes to forming letters with confidence. In this post, I’m sharing simple, no-pressure…

I’m naming this a “busy bowl activity” because its an activity, that keeps toddlers busy and I keep it to hand in a bowl – how ingenious am I?! (haha) In the mad dash to get myself organised and ready to go back to work, I have had…

So today my big girl headed off to school and I could not be any prouder of her. We arrived at her school nice and early, so she ended up being first in her line. Once her teacher came onto the playground, her face lit up and she…

I have always been a little bit in love with bags. It doesn’t matter what size you are a bag will always fit. As I have grown, my love of bags dwindled because money had to be spent elsewhere, like bills! Then, when I became a mother I…

Extracurricular activities can play an important role in a child’s development. While school provides the foundations for learning, clubs, hobbies and after-school activities can help children build confidence, discover new interests and develop important life skills outside the classroom. For many families, choosing the right activity is not…