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This site is for you, the one who loves your kid the most.
IT’S OKAY TO PUSH YOUR CHILD TO BE THEIR BEST.

This is your permission slip to encourage your child to pursue excellence and success – and to find joy in work – setting them up to thrive as creative adults.

Isn’t that our true mission as parents? To promote their ability to be ethical thinkers and positive change-makers in their communities – a fellow World Citizen.

We believe…

  • Children are to be SEEN and HEARD
  • In taking a genuine interest in their lives
  • The best learning comes from outside the classroom
  • Parents are the first and continuing educators of their children
  • In talking about things that matter
  • Challenges develop character
  • Giving a child the freedom to sort out their own values and discover their own interests
  • Affirming their efforts and achievements
  • Handing a child everything they desire is not love
  • In practicing caring and gratitude
  • In letting kids be themselves
  • Respecting each child’s individual personalities
  • Learning happens through experience and making an effort builds confidence
  • A parent’s word means everything
  • Encouraging their natural curiosity and nurturing it through enjoyable activities
  • Raising kids who are confident, kind and successful
  • Allowing children to pursue their passions, not ours

Kids don’t expect us to be perfect – so let’s stop holding that ideal up as a mirror.

Look, ‘we’ are not the ‘epitome of perfection’ and I’m here to tell you that it’s okay. Children don’t come with a handbook or an app, but their innate curiosity, energy and passion for life will light you up inside.

Your thinking may evolve, as you ‘grow’ with your child – if that happens you are a part of something very special. There is no one right way to raise a child. Your approach to parenting just needs to be consistent, firm and loving and you can throw kisses, hugs and affection in there as well.

Surprising fact: Kids learn best when they’re having fun.

The same can be said for adults too. Who knew? When your child shows interest and enthusiasm in a skill, we can help guide you with tips and ideas on how to support them and you might learn a few things about yourself along the way. Children learn from example – so if you are having fun too just imagine the places you could go together.

Oh the places we’ll go!

Let’s foster a love of play, exploration, and learning in all children.

FROM THE EDITOR