Welcome back to our thriving child series! In Part One we looked at what it means to thrive for our children – now let’s explore how we can help our children thrive internally. The definition of thriving is to grow or develop well or vigorously, to...
I think it’s safe to say that every loving parent has a great desire to see their child THRIVE, and perhaps this word is bandied about and used as a standard of ultimate parental achievement, but what does thriving actually LOOK LIKE in your child? Is it academic and...
As Mothers our lives are busy, chaotic, and dictated by the needs of little people, with hardly any time to decompress pent-up frustration or just plain old exhaustion before the next day starts all over again. Enter social media! Our social feeds can sometimes feel...
This time last year we were getting ready to send our little cherubs to school with joy and a few sentimental tears as they embarked on a new and exciting journey called education. New clothes and shoes were bought, new bags and lunch boxes were packed with...
Having kids is one of the scariest things you can do. Well, it has been for me anyway. So much can go wrong, there are a million possibilities for harm on a daily basis, and my brain is generally in overdrive thinking ahead to make sure that safety comes first. Maybe...
introduces young children to constructive and enjoyable sport participation through various age-appropriate programs.
Gekotrix
Tuesdays
fun, skills based lessons covering all aspects of early childhood development such as fine motor, balance, bilateral integration, spatial awareness, sports specific and everything in between
Motion Dance Junior Hip-Hop
Wednesdays
fun, age appropriate hip-hop dance lessons
Soccercise Starz
Thursdays
provides an early training platform for children aged 2 – 8 years old where they will learn various skills, not only in soccer, but other sports that involves playing with balls
Leah-Ann Pannifer School of Dancing
Thursdays
fun ballet lessons encouraging musicality and deportment
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