by Caroline Gartland | May 21, 2019 | At Home, Building Relationships, News
Winter in Botswana is characterised by clear blue skies and warm sunny days, with cold nights and frosty mornings. It’s a far cry from the images of winter we see in films and in the Western media of grey days, snow and ice. But it can still be a challenge to adjust...
by Caroline Gartland | Sep 4, 2018 | Building Relationships, News, Parenting
This year we’ve focused on building connections in our classes through the themes and activities on offer. We explored Botswana and its culture in Term 1. We looked at the ways we connect to our community with themes such as ‘family’ and ‘community helpers’ in Term 2....
by Jennifer Fuller | Dec 6, 2017 | At Home, Building Relationships
Your baby’s first Christmas is one that you’ll never forget. Not for the gifts, but for the Christmas traditions you start as a family and the memories you will make. When I was a little girl, Christmas was anything BUT “just another day”. We spent weeks...
by Caroline Gartland | Sep 24, 2017 | Building Relationships, Events, News, Parenting, Partners, Pregnancy, Sensory Play
This month, SensoBaby celebrated its second birthday. Just over two years ago, ideas were forming over coffee. As new parents, we’d faced challenges in finding baby groups, new friendships and support. Brought together by a Parent Effectiveness Training (PET) Course...
by admin | Jul 7, 2017 | Building Relationships, Events, Parenting, Pregnancy
Today SensoBaby held the 2nd Cuppa Love coffee morning for new and expectant parents. This event is part of an amazing global campaign created by Blossom and Berry, the UK-based experts in baby massage, called ‘Love Creates Love’. The goal is to promote...
by Jennifer Fuller | May 11, 2017 | Building Relationships, Newborn, Sensory Play
Babies are born with all of the brain cells they’ll ever need and yet the infant brain is very immature at birth. Connections in the brain are being made with every experience a baby encounters. In fact, their brain produces 700 new neural connections every second!...
