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Image: Follyfoot Farm by Busy Bees “The animal is a conduit for learning to be human: some propose that it is only through the animal

Group interaction can be incredibly important in the early years of a child’s life. While the current COVID-19 restrictions may be making it difficult to arrange play

We are constantly absorbing emotions from those around us. That’s part of the reason being around children, with their heightened emotions, can be so exhausting.

Children’s lives have been completely turned upside down by this pandemic. With many Families working at home, and children not attending care, the daily rhythm

“We began 2020 in an environment never experienced before with Australia in the grips of fire, drought and later flood. Before many communities had time

Even young toddlers with limited understanding of the world are likely to pick up on the anxieties and worries of adults around them, and may

The below article has been written by Ashton Meadows, Service Manager at Busy Bees at Cameron Park Preston.   We began planning and contacted our

Being in tune with children’s needs requires a lot of patience and communication. Yet in an attempt to calm a child as quickly as possible,

It’s very normal for children to have trouble adjusting during their first weeks of care. However, we know that Families often have concerns about their

We’re so excited to share this project with you, an important resource for supporting everything we love, learn and do in the Early Learning industry.