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My Choices – Live Well. Live CANCER is launching the first issue in September…

In our first issue, our cover model, Sheryl Young (Current title holder of Mrs Western Cape 2012) will inspire you with her amazing story about her struggle with Breast Cancer and how far she has come while upholding her title and continuing her amazing work within the community.

Some other articles of interest to be expected in our first issue will be: Breast Cancer affecting young people, Chemo brain, the Power of Positivity and Nutrition.

So many people today are affected by this terrible disease in some way. Whether you’re patient yourself, or if you have a loved one affected with cancer. My Choices – Live Well. Live CANCER has a mission – we strive to be a tool of Hope, Inspiration and Knowledge to all those affected by cancer.

Whether it is a support group to help you, a story to inspire you, advice about nutrition or a way in which to find various service providers – we hope this magazine will help you.You will find a free copy online at www.mychoices.co.za or alternatively look out for us at your nearest health shop, oncology centre, wellness centre or government hospital within the Western Cape.

If you, a friend or family member, are battling or have won the fight with cancer then we would love to hear from you! We are looking for Inspirational stories, advice, tips, and any relevant infor-mation that could be useful to others.

Send us your name and e-mail address and we’ll be sure to keep you up to date with news-letters, updates and exciting competitions or alternatively log onto Facebook and find us under My Choices – Live Well. Live CANCER.

Wishing you health and wellness

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1 Table View School3 From the Editor 4-5 Competition time / Give aways6-9 Party, Play & Planning

9 Healthy Kids Party Ideas9-11 Party, Play & Planning11-15 Suppliers16 Travel Safety16 Holiday destinations16 Photographers17 Services18 Mother & Child

19 Child developmental stages vs ages

20 Training & Tuition21 Casting & Model Agency22 Clinics / Pharmacies / Therapist23 Teddies article24 Special needs25 Challenging behaviours26 Party time and good snack choices27 Extramurals

Schools28 Paarl28 The Five Love Languages29 Joostenbergvlakte / Kuilsriver 30 Brackenfell / Kraaifontein / Parow31 Parow / Goodwood32 Bellville 33-35 Durbanville35 Durbanville / Goedemoed36 Milnerton / Bothasig36 Kite Festival37 Monte Vista / Richwood38-40 Table View39 Table View / Blouberg 40 Table View / Parklands41 Tamboerskloof / Oranjezicht42 Maitland / Sybrand Park 42 Diep River / Bergvliet42 Plumstead43 Claremont44 Pinelands44 Meadowridge44 Tokai / Noordhoek45 Plumstead45 Gluten free pizza

Inside front My Choices Live well. Live CANCER

Contents


Editor:Jeanne BooysenTo contact us:[email protected]@connectingkidz.co.za021 556 2720Design: 3rdi Advertising 021 557 5615Publishers: Choice Media – Giving you responsible and informative choices

Descriptions within this book are based on information received from the advertisers and are therefore given in good faith and are believed to be correct at the time of going to print. The publisher cannot accept responsibility for any inaccuracies or omissions in the text. Connecting Kidz is fully protected by copyright and nothing may be reprinted in whole or part without written permission from the publisher.


COnneCtinGCOnneCtinGFrom the EDITORI am busy planning my daughter’s 3rd birthday party. And yes, there is a lot to consider.

How many children should you invite? Must there be entertainment? Where will the party take place? And the most important question, how much will it cost?

With children’s parties there are limitations in your choice of food & drinks, unlike when you organise a party for adults. You have to consider gluten allergies, overloading on sugar, healthy snacks, and this is only the beginning . . .

There are numerous ways to make this preparation easier, refer to pages 9 & 26 for some party food ideas and a gluten free pizza recipe on page 45.

Planning a kiddie party should be fun. Fun for you, fun for the birthday boy / girl and fun for the guests.

If you are a working mom, you have run out of ideas or just too busy, there are so many awesome party planners out there, let them help you. That’s what they are there for! Refer to pages 6 to11 for fabulous party venues and party planners all for your convenience.

Yet again, we have COMPETITIONS and amazing GIVE AWAYS featured in this edition of Connecting Kidz.co.za! Please have a look on pages 4 & 5 and ENTER to WIN!

We have added the 2013 school calendar. If you are looking for schools in your area, please refer to pages 28 to 45, or browse through www.connectingkids.co.za and www.rainbowkids.co.za. We list new educational facilities on a daily basis.

Party time, bring it on!!

Read it, Use it, Love it!Kidz regards, Jeanne

Photo’s used on the Contents and Editorial pages courtesy of Andriette Pretorius Photography.

Gorgeous Louisa is drinking tea from her mommy’s vintage cups.

Front Cover photo courtesy


COME AND JOIN Kidz-a-Peal Birthday Club

All children, 12 and under can register for our birthday club. Forms are available at our

store in Plumstead. Every member will receive a surprize in the post in the month of their

birthday. See advert on pg 13

SNOWONDER

WIN one of 10 packets of Snowonder

See advert on pg 7

TO ENTER Send your name, postal adress and add your answer ‘YES’ or ‘NO’ is this

product is environmentally friendly? to [email protected].

Enter Snowonder in the subject line when Entry closes 31 October 2012

Winners from competitions held in the June to August 2012 edition:

2 Night stay at Montague SpringsWinner: Lesley Booth

Make do Fun kit bagWinners: Kaylene Muller, S Terblanche, Marguerite Coetzee



competitions

giveaways

NRF VITA-C 2000 & NRF VITA-C 300

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TO ENTER Send your name, postal adress to [email protected]

The first 5 entries will receive a sample.Enter vita C in the subject line when entering.

Entry closes 31 October 2012


WIN a 2 Night Stay!2 Bedroom self catering cottage on Rietvlei Holiday Farm Value R1200 Where you can still be a Child !! T’s & C’s apply. See advert on pg 16.TO ENTER Send your name, contact details and add your answer ‘YES’ or ‘NO’ Does Rietvlei cater for children? to [email protected] Rietvlei in the subject line when entering.Entry closes 19 October 2012 @ 5pm

THE BOOK GROOVY ADVENTURERS

How to encourage your baby to move from one developmental stage to the next while having a blast!

A practical book written by Occupational Therapists loaded with fun activities and useful information accompanied by a curriculum ideal for a caregiver to jot down your baby’s progress.

Jump Leap Fly is giving away one book set valued at R250 (including a 200pg book and a 100pg curriculum) to a lucky reader.

See advert on pg 17.

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PURITY GOLDStand a chance to win one of five hampers each containing the full 7 jar Gold range plus a soft toy. Total value R150.00/hamper.

Babies need DHA for optimum brain and eye development, but incorporating sufficient quantities of these fatty acids in baby’s diet can be difficult.

Purity has introduced a new range of jarred baby food . The Purity Gold range has added DHA, an Omega-3 fatty acid , linked to healthy eye and brain development. The jars are available in stage 2 & 3 in a variety of tasty flavours.

Like all Purity products these products contain no preservatives, colourants or artificial flavours.

TO ENTER Send your name, contact number, your child’s school and add your answer ‘YES’ or ‘NO’

Purity Gold is a new range to [email protected]

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Party & Play


Popular Birthday Party Ideas

for GirlsToy Story/Cowgirl

Alice in Wonderland Mermaids

Fairy PartiesOwl Camp Out Party

for BoysPirate Party

Cowboy PartyFirefighter Party

Bug PartyDynamic Dinosaurs

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Party & Play

Things to think about!


It can be hard to get your child to eat healthy...just look how challenging it can be for us as adults. It can be so difficult to refuse that colourful, sugar packed treats that are so high in kilojoules, but lacking important nutrients. This can be especially difficult if there is a birthday coming up and party to be planned.

Some tips to try before attending a party:Make sure your child has a healthy meal full of nutrients before the party. A child that is hungry when attending a party, will definitely eat more and play less. Give your child a fruit on the way to the party, it will make him/her feel full and help to control any sugar cravings.

Children eat what they are given at parties, if there are healthy choices they will eat the healthy choices. Try and keep the meals and drinks colourful and balanced.

Here are some ideas to keep that party food healthy:oFrozen yogurt, instead of ice cream

oColourful fruit cut on a platter or on a kebab stick

to keep it interesting.

o100% fruit juice popsicles (dilute it with water)

oAir popped popcorn

oNatural or homemade muffins

oPretzel sticks with dip

oHummus with carrots, cucumber sticks

and baby corn.

o100% fruit rolls (without added sweeteners)

oApplesauce in cups (natural or

unsweetened varieties are best)

oFruit smoothies made with fruit, yogurt, etc.

oShaved ice with fruit juice concentrate

to “colour” and sweeten

oMini sandwiches cut into fun shapes with

cookie cutters

oCelery sticks with peanut butter and raisins.

oFruit juice gelatin (Use unflavoured gelatin and

your favorite fruit juice instead of water.)

Have clean water available for the kids. They love water and do get thirsty when they play so much.

Party bags can also be a quite high in energy and also empty kilojoules which could add to extra strain after the party… therefore try and keep party bags healthy or try and teach your children how to understand that everything in the party bag is not to be enjoyed the night after the party.

Written by DieticiansAnanda Pieterse and Jeanie Nel

HEALTHY KIDS

PARTY IDEAS


Advise for the DayIf you have a lot of tension and you get a

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Family Travel Safety TipsOn the Road

Make sure that your children are in approved child safety seats as required by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration:• Infants(under20lbs.)shouldbeinrear-facingconvertibleseatswithharness strapsatorbelowshoulderlevel.• Toddlers(20-40lbs.)shouldbeinforward-facingconvertibleseatswith harnessstrapsatoraboveshoulders.• Youngchildren(morethan40lbs.)shoulduseaforward-facing,belt positioning.boosterseatwiththelapbeltfittinglowandtightacrossthe lap/upperthighareaandshoulderbeltsnugacrossthechestandshoulder.• Ifyourchildrenareoldenoughnottoneedachildsafetyseat,makesure theyweartheirseatbelts.• Neverleaveyourchildrenaloneinyourcar.Information gathered from www.bestwestern.com

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Babies who reach their developmental milestones ahead of their peers are often seen as superior or “cleverer” than their counterparts. Why is it that we, as parents, place so much emphasis on when our children start crawling, walking and saying their first words? If you have ever been on the receiving end of a pitying look because your child, unlike his playmates, is not yet crawling/walking/talking/potty training, be reassured! In reality, those babies who spend time cementing their foundational skills often have a more stable base on which to build later, more complex skills. For instance while babies learn to crawl under and around obstacles, they are cementing early visual perceptual skills needed for spacing letters on a line later on!

Encouraging and supporting your children to build their skills in a helpful sequence of development will take your focus off worrying about the age at which they reach each milestone. Try thinking of development in stages rather than ages as you enjoy interacting with them and celebrating their individual developmental rate.

Tips for savvy stage parentingc If your baby seems to be taking a little longer to reach a milestone, remember that he is cementing foundational skills.

cYour child’s development is a journey, not a destination. Enjoy the process by focusing on his stage of development.

cChallenge your baby just enough to spark action, without helping him too much. This “Just-Right-Challenge” will foster a sense of mastery and positive self-esteem.

Developmental stages

versus ages!

Fun activity ideascPictures of objects your baby sees often can be pasted into a book and is a great topic for reading. Point to the pictures to draw your little one’s attention.

cMake jelly and hide some small objects in it. Encourage baby to “dig” in the jelly to get to the objects.

cMake a sticky pathway using self-adhesive paper. Place the sticky side up and secure sides using masking tape. Watch as your baby crawls onto the path and discovers that he is getting stuck.Fun activity ideas from the book - Groovy Adventurers.

Shifting the focus

The most important thing is that it should be FUN! Play is your child’s “work” and the way he learns. You may find it helpful to spend time getting down on your child’s level, joining in his play. Quality “floor play time” will communicate love, support and encouragement.

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Loving teddy, like most things in life, is a normal stage of development. Teddy may in fact become so important in a child’s life that it could appear that cuddling teddy in times of happiness or stress may be preferable to child than having human contact.

The reason, say experts such as Canadian psychologist and child-care specialist Sarah Chana Radcliffe on Parenting-Advice.net, is that kids learn how to give comfort and love through teddy bears as they can easily associate their furry companions with affection.

Children, says Radcliffe, understand that hugging is a part of a parent’s love. As children, however, they also want to have someone to take care of and look after. Cuddling teddy is the outlet they use to give love the way they see their parents give love to them.

“A teddy bear is also an object that children can channel negative emotions to,” says Radcliffe. Teddy’s are a source of comfort and warmth; they may even be pretend company on a scary night. Parents should be happy if their child employs a

positive coping mechanism. While a child is still learning emotional management, teddy can be a source of security.”

Radcliffe’s views are echoed by Jacqui Bloom, Marketing Manager of Build-A-Bear Workshop South Africa, who adds that most parents visiting Build-A-Bear Workshop with their children often relive their experiences with their favourite teddies when watching children create their own new best friends in the workshop.

“Seeing a teddy in the shop is enough to send most parents on a trip down memory lane. What is amazing is the fact that most can remember their bears quite vividly, but couldn’t tell you what their favourite toy was in their later years.

As far as bonding with a bear is concerned, we agree with Radcliffe and the dozens of others professionals who encourage children to have a special comfort toy and bond with it. We often see shy children becoming animated as they begin seeing the teddy they have designed and dressed coming to life.”

beary important in a child’s development

To any mom, one of the most touching sights is a child sleeping peacefully with an arm wrapped around a soft, cuddly teddy bear. Most parents, however, don’t really understand that as heart warming as the picture may be, the love a child has for a favourite furry friend is an important part of growing up.


Baby reflexology can be used for many common ailments that babies may experience.

Some of the more specific benefits of baby reflexology:

Relieve colic, constipation & refluxRelieve earache.Relieve teething.Relieve congestion & other symptoms of colds etc.Helps to calm and relax overtired or sensitive childrenHelps to boost child’s immune systemSupplied by Beauty and the Beast Health and Skincare

Therapists I Pharmacies

Disclaimer:The opinions and references stated in this article are not necessarily those of the editor or publisher. The editor and publisher do not promote or endorse any health protocols, products or services advertised or described in this publication. Advertisers and authors are responsible for their own mate-rial. Consider consulting your health care professional before embarking on a self-medication programme.

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Special Needs


Children diagnosed with autism or related disorders are usually placed in “Behavioural therapy” or better known as an “ABA program” (applied behavioural analysis). Through years of research, ABA has been proven to be a successful intervention for children on the autistic spectrum. That said, ABA works in more fields than just autism. Simple principles of ABA can be used with any child (or husband!) in order to produce change in challenging behaviour.

The ABC modelThe ABC model stands for antecedent, behaviour and consequence. This model suggests you can change any behaviour by either changing the antecedent (what happens before the behaviour occurs) or the consequence (what happens after the behaviour occurs).

Determining the function of a challenging behaviourThere are typically four functions of challenging behaviours, namely attention, access to tangible (toy/motivating item), escape and automatic. If you know the function, you can determine how to manage the behaviour. Ignore behaviours with an attention, escape or tangible function and persist through a task. If a child shouts for a toy, it’s better to NOT

pay attention to the shouting. Remember any attention, good or bad, is attention.

The secret ingredient = reinforcement! Parents call it bribery, professionals call it reinforcement! The truth is it’s a bit of both. As a professional behavioural specialist I’ve noticed parents and professionals focusing on managing challenging behaviours and ignoring the positive behaviours. If you ask your child to take a bath, you have to give them something (whether it be five minutes with your iPad or reading a story book) as being clean is not always of utmost importance for our youngsters!

Implementing the ABC model into your daily livesEven though this might all seem like a foreign language, it is instinctual to us all. With a bit of practice we can all manage any challenging behaviour our children come up with.

Author: Karla Pretorius – www.helpingautism.com Karla is an ABA specialist and recently relocated to Cape Town.

It’s as easy as ABC to deal with!

Challenging behaviours?


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If we plan a party for our kids we have to think carefully about what you are going to offer as food and drinks. People have different opinions on what to serve, some choose to serve chips, cakes and sugary drinks to young kids. The reality is we can’t keep our kids away from it but we should be aware of the damage it can have on our kids and try to offer it as little as possible. Everything we eat and drink has a huge impact on our body function, body maintenance and brain power.

The brain development is most sensitive to a child’s nutrition

early in life. Diets high in processed foods and

sugar (like cakes, chips, cookies) can cause

bad behaviour, learning difficulties and obesity in children. Children and adolescents who are obese are

likely to be obese as adults and are more

at risk for adult health

problems such as heart disease, diabetes, stroke, cancer, and osteoarthritis. Toddlers fed a diet of junk food can suffer lasting damage to their brainpower. Children who eat more chips, crisps, biscuits and pizza before the age of three have a lower IQ five years later, a study showed.

Often the argument to offer chips etc. is that it’s a party and it only happens once a year. But if you sum up all the parties your child goes to, it’s a lot of junk food that gets eaten.

The earlier kids are exposed to junk food the trickier it becomes to feed them healthy food. As parents we should act as role models. Healthy food doesn’t need to be boring. Children at a young age don’t know what is healthy, unhealthy, good or bad food. You have to offer healthy food in an appealing way.

A few healthier party snack ideas: Fruit kebabs (ie. strawberries, grapes, melon, pineapple onto a wooden skewer), Strawberries dipped in chocolate, Melon balls, Banana cupcakes, Freshly-baked pizzas with vegetables or pineapple in the topping.

Written by Catrin MacMahon trained Psychologist from Headstart.

Party Time and good snack choices


Extra Murals


Raising Children with Love: The Five Love LanguagesChildren desperately need to know how much parents love them. Each child (like an adult) expresses and receives love best through one of five different communication styles, called The Love Languages. Children need all five languages of love to keep their emotional tanks full. Parents must learn how to speak in all the languages:

Physical touch is the easiest love language. All children need hugs and caresses to feel loved and cared for.

Words of Affirmation are very powerful in communi-cating love. Conversely, cutting words can hurt a child’s self-esteem and cast doubts about his abilities.

Quality time is a parent’s gift of presence to a child because they have their parent all to themselves. Quality time is focused attention, giving a child your undivided attention.

Gifts are not payment for services rendered; rather, it is an expression of love and is freely given by the donor.

Acts of Service - Parenting is a service-oriented vocation. Your children need to see in you the traits you want them to develop. You can teach them by example to show concern for others.

Remember, children’s attitude, behavior and develop-ment all depend on the love relationship between you and your child. When children feel loved, they do their best!

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– parents’ peace of mind

6:45am – 5:45pmChildren from 18 months – 6 years

Suffer the little children to come under Me, for such is the Kingdom of Heaven

Preheat oven to maximum setting (240-260°C)Mix flour, yeast, sugar and saltAdd water and oil and mix to a stiff doughPlace dough on a floured surface and knead until smoothDivide dough into 4 balls and roll into large thin circled about two-third cm thickPlace onto a floured baking tray and bake for 8 minutesBrush with a little oil and spread over tomato sauceDot bases with baby marrows, artichokes, tomatoes, garlic and mozzarellaSeason, drizzle with oil and bake for about 10 minutes or until goldenServe topped with rocket and avo

5 cups gluten-free flour, plus extra for dusting1 packet active yeast10ml sugar10ml salt500ml warm waterOlive oil

ToppingOlive oil1 jar tomato-based pasta sauce (or make your own) ± 2 cups4 baby marrows, shaved into ribbons1 can artichokes, drained and chopped250ml cherry tomatoes, halved2 balls fresh mozzarella or 23 cups grated regular mozzarellaGarlic to taste

VEGETARIAN GLUTEN-FREE PIZZASMakes 4 large pizzas

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