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Want to protect your child online? Protect your network
In a world where we are increasingly living in the digital space, it is imperative to teach young people how to safely and responsibly manage…
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Why Child Safeguarding Must Become SA’s Loudest Promise During Child Protection Week
In every classroom, every playground, every township street, and every rural village, there are children carrying their own unique stories. Some arrive at school hungry,…
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Lake Eland Game Reserve: Where Families Discover the Wild
In 2003, brothers Eric and Trevor Dunstone purchased a piece of land near the famous Oribi Gorge covering 2500 hectares. They bought the land for conservation and named it Lake Eland Game Reserve after the lake shaped like…
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Selati 103 Guest Cottages: The Lowveld Base Camp Parents Have Been Looking For
Finding a family holiday destination that balances adventure, safety, and genuine home-away-from-home comfort is not always easy. It often takes weeks of scrolling through endless…
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Debunking Common Myths About Baby Fevers
When your baby feels a bit warmer than usual, it’s natural to worry. But most fevers aren’t something to panic about. Trusted1 by parents to fight…
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Homestead Villas: Where Family Time Comes First
The city of Cape Town has long been a favourite when it comes to family getaways. Filled with activities and must-see attractions, the Mother City…
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Is your asthma really under control?
5 May marks World Asthma Day annually, and this year’s theme was “Access to anti-inflammatory inhalers for everyone with asthma – still an urgent need.”…
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Babies don’t need teeth to start solids
By: Marita Bezuidenhout ( founder Tummies full of love) spokesperson for BabyWombWorld One of the biggest worries parents have when starting solids is textures, especially when their baby does not have teeth yet. It feels unnatural to offer textured foods to…
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RSV in infants: why early awareness can save lives
Parents and caregivers need to understand the importance of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) prevention, recognise symptoms earlier, ask the right questions and seek care before…
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Is private education reserved for the rich elite?
In South Africa, private higher education is often assumed to be for wealthy students or those who did not get into public universities. It is…