Human trafficking, the scary side of the World Cup

Petro Pretorius [17 March 2010] - Written by By Rebecca Pursell | 03 December 09
The Soccer World Cup represents major economic opportunities for South Africa. It represents the possibility of showcasing South Africa to the world, and everything it is possible of accomplishing. However, the less glamorous side is the possible increase in sexual exploitation and human trafficking. Read more »

The Volcano Effect: Why Skipping a Nap Results in Meltdown

Elizabeth Pantley [06 August 2009] - Author of The No-Cry Nap Solution

From the moment your child wakes in the morning he is slowly using up the benefits of the previous night’s sleep. He wakes up totally refreshed, but as the hours pass, little by little, the benefits of his sleep time are used up, and an urge to return to sleep begins to build. When we catch a child at in-between stages and provide naps, we build up his reservoir of sleep-related benefits, allowing him a “fresh start” after each sleep period. Read more »

Is my child ready?

Mariette Greyling [28 August 2008] -

Being ready for school is more than just about children. In the broadest sense, it also involves families, early environments, schools and communities. Children aren't innately ready or not ready for school. Their skills and development are influenced by their families and interaction with other people and environments.

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