Easter holidays. Our plan was perfect. Two weeks in Italy with grandparents. A week in Poland with my mom. And maybe a long weekend at my sister’s in Denmark. But no. COVID-19. Lockdown is difficult if you live in the same city. But in our case, with at least seven hundred kilometers away from the… Read More NEVEO’s Monthly Journal Paper – Stay In Touch With Your Loved Ones
I never thought that our perfect mastery of making supplies for the home pantry for the so-called ‘just in case’ would be an extremely desirable and basic skill in today’s reality we have faced. Living outside the city center, where without getting into the car my shopping is unlikely to be done, having two small… Read More 10 Easy-to-Store and Healthy Products in My Pantry for Quarantine Time
Given the global situation, many countries have recently ordered the complete closure of kindergartens, schools and other places where people gather, for example, museums and cinemas. Educational institutions, excluded from the daily, regular activities caused chaos and confusion. Moreover, parents faced problematic situations related to work and professional duties. As a result, they wonder how… Read More Virtual Museums’ Tours, Free Educational Platforms, and LEGO® STEM Ideas – Creative Kids Activities During Schools’ Lockdown
We live in a ‘special‘ era. Today’s young people have everything at their fingertips, as a result of which the incentive to conquer what they want (or would like) to achieve is lost. Unfortunately, all this is often strengthened by the unrestrained consent of parents who are convinced of the ‘satisfaction’ of their children being… Read More Education – Single Responsibility or Responsible Collaboration?
What is the aging process, ageism phenomenon and why I decided to make a point about it? Why is it in our great interest to prepare a curriculum regarding age to educate our children starting as early as preschool kids. The ‘ageism’ derived from established social norms regarding age, is based on the formulation that… Read More Aging and Ageism
You decided what’s for dinner tonight. You went to the grocery store. You cooked dinner. Your child comes to the dinner table and yells “Eww! I’m not eating this!” and runs away. How many times have you tried to get your child to eat new foods? Will your child only eat the same seven foods… Read More Mealtime Matters: 3 Tips for a Positive Experience
I frequently think how is it possible and how come it doesn’t bother me anymore? From ‘unbearable’ to ‘be fine with it’ there is a big canyon that runs widely and deeply enough to make this discomfort doubtfully qualifying for disappearance in the haze of not giving a freaking heck. It doesn’t mean I do… Read More Quirks of the Spectrum
Forget about it! We have to wait. Not a good time. Hold your horses! Forget about it! Better not! Not gonna happen! Oh, come on! What they will tell about me!? I’m not sure we should risk. How many times you hesitated because it’s ‘better not’? Have you ever resigned to take part in some… Read More 6 Things Parents of Children with Autism Are Anxious About (and they shouldn’t)
This is a subject we often think and speak about at home. The very first signs of the neurodiversity of our older boy. The signs that were constantly and effectively ignored by numerous pediatricians and specialists like dermatologists, neurologists, and ENTs. The signs I can spot in children surrounding me in my everyday life. And… Read More Denying the Very Early Autism Symptoms
Tuscany is an idyll if you love nature, good food, and sightseeing. This Italian region is a perfect mix of everything that makes of it an amazing holiday location for a longer holiday break. 1. Choose what would you like to visit Historical sightseeing, visiting different cities and museums, trying typical local food and exploring… Read More 5 Steps Travel Plan to Kids-Friendly Tuscany