One lucky winner will receive a copy of the delightful children’s book ‘Waata the Weta’ written by New Zealand author by Jo Carson Barr. Waata is a brave, adventurous young Weta who is on the search for the perfect home. Along the way there are many mishaps and adventures. Your children will love this cute story, with […] Read more…
Baby Led Weaning was a concept started in the 1980’s which involved a significant change in the way we introduce babies to solids. Traditionally babies started solids from as early as 4 months old and began with very smooth pureed versions of any food. Baby Led Weaning takes a different approach – allowing baby to […] Read more…
It is a real privilege to be able to give our children the chance to be involved in different activities outside of school. It is also natural to want to give them every opportunity available to grow and learn. But its easy to find yourself piling more and more activities in and find that you […] Read more…
We talk to Maileen Martin about her business Little Leaf Eco Tell us about your business: Little Leaf Eco is a family owned New Zealand company that is focused on offering products that are intended to preserve the environment, cut down on waste while maintaining a high level of standards. Starting with the Lunch Tote, Little […] Read more…
We have this awesome ‘Best Kids Ever’ Lunch Tote from Little Leaf Eco to giveaway!! Perfect timing for back to school! This awesome Lunch Tote from Little Leaf Eco is an environmentally safe alternative for everyone not keen on using Vinyl or PVC lunch bags or boxes. Take this smart, chic and practical tote everywhere and you can be […] Read more…
Nothing beats a New Zealand Summer. The beach, BBQ’s, swimming and fun, but every year we lose too many of our precious children to the water. While we all do our best to pay attention there are a few things that are easy to miss. Lets work together to make sure our children can enjoy […] Read more…
For many of us Christmas is a time of celebration and excess – too much food, gifts galore and enjoying time with family and friends. But Christmas can also be a time of crisis for many families around New Zealand, highlighting poverty, abuse and welfare issues. Using Christmas as a time to give not just […] Read more…