Inspired Stories

Do you have a growth mindset?

Raising kids with a Growth vs. Fixed Mindset - the key to happiness and success. Powerful ideas from http://buff.ly/2eBle7d

What are you doing to encourage your child’s brain development?

When did you last take some time for you?

Finding Time For Yourself in the Chaos of Parenting | Rachel Bertsche | Talks at Google Rachel Bertsche discusses her book The Kids Are in Bed: Finding Time for Yourself in the Chaos of Parenting. Rachel is a NYT bestselling author and working C...

Movement in children can help increase memory, perception, language, attention, emotion and decision making... It is important that all young children are physically active every day.

In fact, physical activity may play a bigger role in a child's development than previously believed.

With school resuming in most states after weeks of lockdown, many kids will be busting to see their friends and get out of the house.

But for some, the thought of returning to the classroom is enough to induce a bout of anxiety. Over weeks of online wellbeing sessions, teacher and friendship skills expert Dana Kerford has heard a steady stream of concerns.

What if going back to school isn't a relief for your child? - ABC Life Don't know if your kids are ready to face school again? We're here to help.

In this crazy world that we find ourselves in today, choose kindness.

As children and as adults, we seek kindness from our friends and our mates.

We spend our days giving and receiving kindness. We remember kindness, too, its trail of goodwill echoing through our memory banks like sweet perfume, long after the moment has passed.

Kindness moves us. It nourishes and heals; strengthens and uplifts.

Take the time to be involved in the things that interest your kids...

Battlebird: Friendship, family and robots. How the Canberra-based father-son music duo battled shyness, with robots and intergalactic beats. If you haven’t heard the robotic hip-hop sounds of Battlebird yet you’re missing out on something pretty good. Or, more fittingly, you’re missing out on some intergalactic sugar-rush style of inte...

Think of your child’s imagination as a muscle – if it is not exercised it will atrophy.

You can nurture your child’s imagination by:

1. Letting your child make choices
2. Participating in creative projects
3. Making noise and music.
4. Encouraging active pursuits.
5. Tolerating a little mess.

Uncovering unconscious programming that is now obsolete is my jam
Our brains are amazing amazing things

Showing people how we store the emotions as energy in our bodies and how to release it is literally the greatest high for my soul

Working with Mamas inspires me to be a greater version of myself every day
Seeing how they navigate their worlds lights me up so much I feel as though I will explode with gratitude for getting to do what I do

Please don’t settle for mediocrity
Don’t listen to the people who mean well but encourage you to play it safe

You are made to shine epic human

Spark that up, let’s go!!!!!