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14/07/2025

Dr. Seuss didn’t just write for children, he wrote for the child in all of us. Wrapped in rhyme and whimsy are reminders we all need: to walk our own path, to speak up with courage, to care enough to make a difference, and to celebrate the beauty of standing out. His stories remind us that respect isn’t earned by size, that small voices matter, and that sometimes the most important change starts with simply caring a whole lot. In a world that’s often complicated, Dr. Seuss gave us simple truths that still guide hearts, no matter how tall we grow.

30/06/2025

Asking the second question often ends in one-word answers. But asking specific, curious, and open-ended questions shows children we truly want to know them, not just check in, but wanting to connect. Connection deepens when we move beyond routine and into real curiosity.

09/06/2025

A child at play is an artist, shaping meaning, emotion, and story without speaking a word. Through play, children say what they cannot yet express, and if we listen closely, we’ll hear everything they need us to understand.

02/06/2025

Obedience is about control — compliance without question. Cooperation is about connection — choosing to work together out of trust and respect. When we nurture cooperation instead of demanding obedience, we raise children who think, feel, and respond, not just react. Which one would you choose?

26/05/2025

Children are already in becoming with their own spark, their own voice, temperament, curiosity, and personality. As adults, we are their safe base and our role is not to sculpt them, but to see them, to listen to them, to nurture them and to gently support their unfolding with curiosity, compassion, and trust.
How do you raise your children?

20/05/2025

When children play outside, they come alive. The outdoors offers freedom to move, to explore, to imagine — and to just be. It strengthens their bodies, sharpens their minds, and soothes their emotions. Whether it’s running through grass, climbing trees, or feeling the wind on their face, being in nature helps kids grow in ways no screen or classroom ever could. For children growing up in dense, urban environments, outdoor play becomes even more critical. Just a few moments can help. Even a patch of grass or a tree-lined street can become a place of discovery, grounding children in something bigger than themselves.
How much time does you child spend and play outdoor?

08/05/2025

Global Play Therapy Week 2025 - Exploring and celebrating the powerful role of movement in play therapy. From rhythm and dance to embodied expression and regulation, movement is a vital part of how children communicate, connect, and heal in the therapeutic space.
Throughout the week, we’ll be sharing insights, resources, and practitioner stories that highlight how movement supports the goals of play therapy in creative and meaningful ways.

28/04/2025

Childhood chaos can leave invisible scars, shaping the way we see ourselves and others. When you've grown up feeling powerless, it's natural to crave control. The lack of validation creates a hurt that transforms into a silent urge to defend, prove, or even seek revenge. In this wounded state, the world can seem black and white: people are either safe or dangerous, good or bad, worthy of love or deserving of punishment.
Healing asks to break the cycle at early age, and begins when the child is supported in recognising that true strength is not found in retaliation, but in reclaiming her inner peace and choosing a different path forward.

22/04/2025

This article compellingly debunks the persistent myth linking vaccines to autism. Despite the original fraudulent study being thoroughly discredited and retracted, the misinformation continues to influence public perception and fuel vaccine hesitancy. Such false narrative undermines trust in medical interventions and can lead to harmful consequences, such as decreased vaccination rates and the resurgence of preventable diseases.

How a retracted study from the 1990s led to a persistent myth about vaccines.

14/04/2025

What do you understand from this statement about effective communication? How would you adapt your methods to meet the unique needs of your child? Would you explore new strategies and perspectives in conveying a message? How?
Effective communication is a two-way process that is key to nurturing growth, trust, and a positive environment for children.

07/04/2025

Congratulations cohort 2025 in Thailand!

02/04/2025

By modelling healthy emotional regulation, we provide them with valuable tools for navigating life's challenges. How do you personally manage stress and maintain emotional balance in your daily life? How do you respond to a child's emotional outbursts? How do you model resilience and problem-solving skills in your interactions with children? ...
By reflecting on these questions, we can better understand how our own emotional regulation impacts the children we care for and find ways to foster a more supportive and nurturing environment for their growth and development.