Research and Insights for Grief, Motherhood, Third Culture Kid (TCK/ATCK), Life Transitions
Research and Insights for Grief, Motherhood, Third Culture Kid (TCK/ATCK), Life Transitions
These beautifully designed books are grounded in authentic Montessori principles. They support curiosity, creativity, and discovery, from exploring nature, weather, and early science concepts to developing rhythm, movement, and self-expression through music.
Designed for parents and educators, these practical resources require no specialised training and are easy to use at home or in early learning settings. Each activity supports cognitive, social-emotional, and sensory development while nurturing a child’s natural curiosity and love of learning.
The Let’s Talk About range by Libby Aitken are thoughtfully created mental health books for children, supporting conversations around anxiety, change, resilience, and empathy. Each book offers simple language and colourful illustrations to help children understand big feelings in an age-appropriate way.
Perfect for homes, classrooms, and therapy spaces, this bundle supports emotional literacy, self-awareness, and connection, giving children the tools to name their feelings and feel less alone.
Empower the girl in your life, a daughter, niece, sister, student, or friend, to believe in herself and her dreams. Girls Like Us is a beautifully illustrated celebration of courage, confidence, and ambition, reminding girls that their voices matter and their possibilities are limitless.
Through inspiring stories, reflective journal pages, and real-life role models from around the world, this book nurtures self-belief, curiosity, and personal growth. More than a book, Girls Like Us is an invitation to explore potential, build confidence, and grow into who she’s meant to be.
Grief can feel complex and unpredictable, yet established theories offer ways to understand it. This article explores three widely recognised grief theories and how they explain the ways we adapt to loss, supporting both personal insight and professional practice.
This article explores practical ways parents, teachers, and caregivers can support anxious children, along with books that encourage open conversations about feelings.
Learn how to encourage strong attachment in babies through responsive caregiving, co-regulation, and everyday connection during the earliest months of life.