Mangawhai Hypnotherapy: A Gentle Path to Healing
Suse Ashford is a Clinical & Advanced Hypnotherapist – her work has been shaped by more than two decades of personal healing, study and…
Parenting
Kinlyst: Helping Parents Navigate the Early Years Together
Courtney Hindmarsh knows firsthand how overwhelming the early years of parenting can feel. Inspired by her own experience navigating pregnancy, motherhood and the information…
9 Ways to Make Disposable Nappies More Sustainable
By Jane Marsh Disposable nappies are a lifesaver for busy parents, but there’s no denying their environmental impact. Every year, billions of these convenient…
Tips To Get Your Kids Engaged In Cooking
By Kylee Harris More often than not, parents complain that their children are picky eaters. While some adjust their menu to suit their kids’…
4 Easy Ways to Build Your Child’s Self Esteem with Your Words
“If you want your children to improve, let them overhear the nice things you say about them to others.” – Haim Ginott Children rely…
What Happens After the Flowers: The Inner Life of Motherhood
By Camilla van Rosendal The flowers are still on the table, but something has already shifted. The messages have been read, the words received,…
Teaching Emotional Intelligence When Emotions Run High
By Dr. Laura Markham When storm clouds brew, even the most well-intentioned parent can get triggered and escalate the upset rather than calm it….
Crib Notes Choir: Singing, Community & Connection for Parents
Drawing on their professional backgrounds as trained singers and their personal experiences with young families, Louise and Eleanor have created a relaxed, supportive space…
A Sanctuary for Mothers to Rest, Reflect and Reconnect
Katherine Winny has created a space dedicated to supporting women through the emotional and identity shifts of motherhood. Through a blend of in-person gatherings,…
The Mouth as Teacher: Why Your Toddler’s Most Annoying Habit Is Actually Genius
By Jane Marsh It’s a scene every parent knows – you turn your back for a second and your toddler has something in their…
The Power of Anonymity: Why Teenagers Open Up More Without an Audience
By Kylee Harris As parents, one of the hardest things to navigate is silence. We’ve all experienced that sense that something is being held…
How Kids Learn To Do the Right Thing
By Dr. Laura Markham “Dr. Laura…I don’t want to punish, but I can’t just leave my kids without guidance. I want them to learn”….
Why Comparison is the Thief Of Joy
By Mandy Rees Parenthood is a wild ride filled with highs and lows, laughter and tears, and countless moments that make your heart swell. …
The Quiet Gravity of Motherhood
By Camilla van Rosendal The unseen emotional and relational work of motherhood quietly shapes the world a child grows up inside. There are forces…
What if your child DOES know Right from Wrong and chooses to do Wrong?
By Dr. Laura Markham “Dr. Laura….How will they know right from wrong when they are never taught something will happen when they do wrong?…
3 Ways To Help Ourselves and Children grow in Belonging
By Lelia Schott In our very first moments on earth, we seek connection. We spend our entire lives seeking or avoiding it depending on…
Mama’s Hub: Creating Beautiful, Safe Nursery Spaces & Support for Families
Welcoming a newborn into the world is a life-changing experience, but for Carly Harryman, it also sparked the beginnings of a business. When her…
Why Kids Blame and Lash Out – and How To Help Them
By Dr. Laura Markham “My 7 year old daughter has started wanting to make other people (mainly her brother) hurt when she is emotionally…
Natural Consequences – Allowing ‘Life’ to Happen
By Kristin Mariella I was in a beautiful toy store with my 3.5-year-old daughter last weekend. After spending some time browsing around the store,…
Love You More
By Hayley Zemontas I shouted a lot today.I’m sorry for that.I was feeling frustrated, tired and mad. You were testing, trying, button pushing,scuffing the…