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Image: Follyfoot Farm by Busy Bees At Busy Bees, we believe that nurturing a child’s natural curiosity about animals is an essential part of early

Group interaction can be incredibly important in the early years of a child’s life. While the current COVID-19 restrictions may be making it difficult to arrange play

We are constantly absorbing emotions from those around us. That’s part of the reason being around children, with their heightened emotions, can be so exhausting.

Being in tune with children’s needs requires a lot of patience and communication. Yet in an attempt to calm a child as quickly as possible,

It’s very normal for children to have trouble adjusting during their first weeks of care. However, we know that Families often have concerns about their

Children have a natural desire to push boundaries and defy limits. It’s how they learn to negotiate risk, test their own capabilities, and build their

 The below article was written by Katherine Spencer, Early Childhood Teacher at Cameron Park Preston. At Cameron Park Preston we care about the environment, sustainability

Did you know that 90% of a child’s brain development happens before they turn 5 years old? If it seems like your child has learned

Photo: Busy Bees at Burpengary East Risky play is thrilling and exciting play where children test their boundaries and flirt with uncertainty. It’s how children

  The below article has been written by Busy Bees Area Manager, Steve Watts “Learning is experience. Everything else is just information” – Albert Einstein