The Advantages of the Educational Apps for Kids with Special Needs

By Natasha Tanic | 30/08/2020

The term special needs describe a range of conditions that may be medical, psychological, or mental. Some of these conditions can be very mild while others may be profound and last for life. Special needs cover a variety of medical conditions, developmental delays, and genetic conditions that require assistance and support so children can reach…

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Life without Smartphones: Can You Imagine It?

By Natasha Tanic | 20/08/2020

Try to imagine (or to remember, if you’re a parent), 15-20 years ago, the world existed without smartphones. For young kids, it seems that smartphones have been around since forever. They don’t know life without digital technology.  However, only 15 years ago, we lived without limitless access to information and resources our kids have today. …

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Good Bedtime Habits: Helping Your Child Fall Asleep

By Natasha Tanic | 01/08/2020

A growing body of research suggests a strong connection between the quality of sleep, good mental health, and school achievement in kids and teenagers. Sleep plays a vital role in the way children learn and develop – well-rested children are refreshed, healthier, and more successful at school and sports. Good bedtime habits impact a child’s…

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Daddy and mommy – look me in the eye

By Irra Harari Friedman | 01/08/2020

Eye contact – An essential interpersonal communication skill. Before the smartphone revolution, people looked into each other’s eyes and faces, much more frequently… I have recently been watching re-runs of ‘Friends’. The amazing, American 90’s comedy show, featuring a group of 6 close friends, who spend a lot of their spare time together. Just talking,…

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