by Victoria Jenkins
May 6, 2023
Learn the secret recipe for making happy and well-adjusted kids!
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by Victoria Jenkins
May 13, 2021
How a non-verbal sign, can form a powerful connection between you and your child.
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by Victoria Jenkins
July 26, 2020
Endorphins help learning so what are the 3 actions that produce the most endorphins? Read on, you'll be surprised!
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by Victoria Jenkins
July 18, 2020
There are many ways to spend our time, energy and money, but not all of them make us feel good. Your amazing brain, however, knows exactly what you need to feel good and it rewards you for doing these things! They are commonly referred to as ‘feel-good chemicals’ and they make a person feel happy in di ff erent ways.
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by Victoria Jenkins
July 9, 2020
Humans are born to connect with others. It is the one and only survival mechanism of a newborn so they do a damn good job of it. One tiny, powerful gaze into the eyes of their mother, father, grandparents, aunties and uncles triggers feelings of protection that ensure the survival of that tiny human.
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How a non-verbal sign, can form a powerful connection between you and your child.
Endorphins help learning so what are the 3 actions that produce the most endorphins? Read on, you'll be surprised!
There are many ways to spend our time, energy and money, but not all of them make us feel good. Your amazing brain, however, knows exactly what you need to feel good and it rewards you for doing these things! They are commonly referred to as ‘feel-good chemicals’ and they make a person feel happy in different ways.
Humans are born to connect with others. It is the one and only survival mechanism of a newborn so they do a damn good job of it. One tiny, powerful gaze into the eyes of their mother, father, grandparents, aunties and uncles triggers feelings of protection that ensure the survival of that tiny human.
