Parents need to fill a child’s bucket of self-esteem so high that the rest of the world can’t poke enough holes to drain it dry” – Alvin Price As the quote suggests, parents have a huge responsibility to nurture a child’s confidence…

“All the great speakers were bad speakers first.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson As this famous quote from Waldo suggests, confident public speakers can be groomed. The courage to take on a platform to speak is in itself the first step to success…

Emotional support or encouragement, otherwise known as affirmation, speaks volumes to a child. A simple “Wow” from a learned elder can boost morale almost immediately. A whimsical “oooh” could be the push a child needs to overcome their setbacks and flourish. A non-verbal smile…

Drama can be used as a tool to transport our children into magical realms governed by their own imagination. A mere classroom setting could be altered into a space odyssey in a matter of seconds. The very sound of lions…

Working with children presents itself as a mix bag of joyful and challenging experiences. Imagine this scene, a show and tell presentation in class, there is a ruckus from kids who are laughing and enjoying themselves…