Neurolens: Child
The Child NeuroLens celebrates the potential, curiosity, and inherent creativity of children, while recognising the universal childlike wonder within all of us. It supports nurturing environments that empower exploration, growth, and learning across all ages, fostering resilience and the capacity for lifelong development.
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Helping Kids Use Technology Mindfully: A Guide to Meaningful Digital Habits
How can parents and educators ensure that technology improves learning, creativity, and wellbeing rather than becoming a source of distraction or harm? Mindful technology use for kids is essential. Devices are an inseparable part of everyday life, so helping children use technology meaningfully is more important than ever. While devices provide vast educational opportunities, unstructured…
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Understanding Social Media Trends and FOMO
Have you ever felt the pressure to keep up with the latest social media trends or experienced FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) when seeing others’ experiences online? Social media has revolutionised the way we communicate, share experiences, and stay informed. Platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter shape how we connect, share, and perceive reality. While…
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Balancing Screen Time & Wellbeing: How to Build Healthy Digital Habits
When was the last time you put your phone down and truly felt present in the moment? Balancing screen time and wellbeing has become essential for both children and adults. Screens play an important role in education, communication, and entertainment. However, excessive screen time – especially unstructured use – can negatively impact children’s physical and…
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Growing up Together: 10 Strategies to Manage Sibling Rivalry in Neurodiverse Families
Does it ever feel like your kids are constantly competing for your attention? For parents, balancing the needs of all children can be an overwhelming task. In neurodiverse families these dynamics can become even more complex. However, understanding attention dynamics and fostering empathy within the families can create opportunities for growth and a sense…
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The Science of Thinking: How Logical Thinking Shapes Child Development
How do children learn to make sense of the world? Logical thinking in child development plays an important role in helping kids understand cause-and-effect relationships, solve problems, and make informed decisions. From an early age, children begin to explore patterns, analyse situations, develop reasoning skills that shape their cognitive growth, and make sense of the…
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5 Ways to Raise a Child Who Feels, Cares, and Connects
Is empathy something that can be nurtured? And if so, when should you start? Parenting is one of life’s greatest challenges and privileges. A child who learns emotional intelligence, kindness, and compassion will grow into a strong, understanding adult capable of forming meaningful relationships. However, with all the books hoping to guide caregivers, conflicting parent…
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How LEGO® Toys Can Be the Building Blocks for Social Growth and Creativity in Neurodivergent Children
Seeing LEGO®bricks scattered out across your living room floor might feel like just another mess to clean up. What if those tiny pieces were more than just clutter? What if they could help your child grow in ways you never imagined? Play is a universal way for kids to explore, learn, and express themselves—whether they…
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How Music and Movement Support Neurodivergent Individuals
Have you ever noticed how a song or a simple movement can lift your mood? For neurodivergent individuals, these creative tools can do so much more – unlocking self-expression, fostering growth, and building meaningful connections. Neurodiversity highlights the wide range of cognitive variations in individuals, including autism, ADHD, and dyslexia. While these differences often come…
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Empathy Milestones: How Empathy Develops from Infancy to Adolescence
Have you ever wondered how a child progresses from simply mirroring emotions to deeply understanding and caring for others? Empathy is a fundamental human trait that enables us to recognise, understand and share the feelings of others. It is the foundation of strong relationships, cooperation, and emotional intelligence. Empathy does not emerge fully formed but…
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The Power of the Hero’s Journey in Teaching Your Kids About Resilience
Does your child have a favourite hero? What if the tales they love could also equip them with the tools to face life’s challenges? Children need heroes in their lives—figures who inspire them and offer a moral compass to navigate the complexities of the world. These heroes serve as powerful role models, showcasing qualities such…
