Championing Childhood
Recognising an emotional storm from an outburst
Responding to your child’s emotions - an outburst or an emotional storm?
Schemas - what a child’s repetitive habits can tell us
How a child’s habitual behaviours represent discovery about how things work.
Embracing risky play for young children
In the words of Roald Dahl ‘The more risks you allow your children to make, the more they learn to look after themselves’.
Giving children a voice
Striving to listen to and acknowledge children’s feelings, emotions and decisions.
The value of yoga to support young children in today’s fast paced world
Develop a resilient and resourceful body and mind.
Process over product - enabling expression of individuality
Learning through messy play - the downsides are all fixable. The upsides are magical.
Reggio inspired project work of core book ‘The Smartest Giant in Town’
How in-depth exploration of a topic or theme supports children to reflect, collaborate, be analytical, gain confidence and be creative.
Happier, healthier children in the 21st century
Play is the deepest kind of learning. It allows children to be self-directed learners, who explore, develop curiosity and solve their own problems.