Wise Muma Birth - Doula

26/06/2026

Play is more than fun, it’s how children learn to connect and communicate.

Simple games like tickles or peek-a-boo can become powerful learning moments with just a few small changes.

The SPARK strategy is one way to support your child to join in, take turns and communicate through play.

Reference: https://lynnglover.com/sharing-add-the-spark-technique/

24/06/2026

Everyday routines can be powerful learning moments.
Getting dressed, having a snack, packing a bag — these are all chances for your child to practise communication, independence and problem-solving.

You don’t need extra time or extra activities. What you’re already doing together matters.

You are your child’s most important teacher, and learning happens in the moments you already share.

Read more about how everyday moments support your child’s learning:
https://www.plumtree.org.au/most-important-teachers/

24/06/2026

Sweet potato curry is amazing! 😋😎😍

23/06/2026

21/06/2026

Our free, expert-developed, online menopause courses are designed to boost your confidence and meet your CPD requirements.

21/06/2026

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20/06/2026

Dads are not extras in the birth room.

The World Health Organization recommends that women have a companion of choice during labour and birth, because trusted emotional,
psychological and practical support can improve both the birth experience and health outcomes.

World Health Organization

For many dads, the challenge is not that they do not care. It is that they have not always been shown what their role can look like.
Being prepared helps dads stay calm, offer practical support, ask helpful questions, and be present when it matters most.

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