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06
Mar
Reviewing your NDIS package: the start of the year is a time when you will probably be reviewing what services you need to support your child and family for the year ahead. [...]
20
Feb
Ollie Webb Reserve - the first all-inclusive playground in the Parramatta LGA, designed in consultation with EarlyEd, a space for all children [...]
12
Dec
EarlyEd has been chosen to be the charity partner in the Return and Earn recycling program! Do something more for your community when recycling. Between now and the 24th February 2019 choose EarlyEd at either of the two local Reverse Vending Machines at Stockland Merrylands and Woolworths Berala. [...]
10
Dec
Sonja Walker, the author of ‘School Ready’, is the mother of a child with a disability, an educator who has 30 years’ experience as a teacher. What does she have to say about school readiness? How can this book help your family be ready for school? [...]
05
Nov
There are so many puzzles to choose from. Which puzzle will work for your child? Read about all the options and their benefits. [...]
10
Sep
Some children need ongoing support to develop their motor skills. Physiotherapists recognise that finding everyday ways to practice skills achieves this best results. Bikes are not only a fun activity but also have many benefits for your child and their development. Children of all ages and levels of ability can get involved with bikes. EarlyEd’s Bike Days on September 24th & 26th can help you find a way to get your child on a bike [...]
13
Aug
You can probably relate to this situation. You go to a supermarket and your child wants you to buy the packet of lollies at the register. Your answer is “No”: You don’t want your child eating lollies! You’re in charge, you’re the parent and you’ve said “no”. But your child isn’t taking “no” for an answer. You repeat yourself: “No”. They get louder and more demanding. You don’t want your child to be making a scene. You have to work out what to do next. [...]
