National govt suggests WC use national parks for isolation, quarantine purposes
Expert warns of groundwater pollution from cemeteries when COVID-19 deaths surge
[LISTEN] SA scientist Quarraisha Abdool Karim wins R10m French prize
[WATCH] Struggle icon Andrew Mlangeni celebrated on his 95th birthday
Teachers need more support to deal with Covid-19 pressures - Naptosa
This Pretoria restaurant is giving new flair to the roadhouse concept to survive
Oceana Group defers interim dividend payout due to Covid-19
The reasons why Absa is ending PSL sponsorship
SANParks closes Lion's Head trails due to 'non-compliance by users'
Sex education should start as early as possible, says Dr Eve
How to set up your home workstation
Absa ends sponsorship of PSL
#ExtraTime with SA tennis star Chanel Simmonds
Morena and Sirino sign 5-year deals with Sundowns
[VIDEO] Drakensberg Boys Choir releases glorious a cappella version of 'Smile'
The Soil's Buhlebendalo talks about her debut album and individual growth
Meet the hilarious Tyson Ngubeni
[LISTEN] Nikki Bush chats about the value of the left & right brain in childhood
In the parenting feature, creative parenting expert Nikki Bush chats about the value of the left and right brain in childhood.
Bush says that we often talk about our kids and say that we either have a very left-brained child because they are analytical, or we have such a right-brained child because they’re into fantasy.
We’re actually all born whole-brained but we are predisposed more to one side than the other side.
Nikki Bush , creative parenting expert
Bush says that the most effective thing is to have our children journey on a path of wholeness to experience their entire brain and body.
We often talk about a human being or being a human doing says Bush and adds that the human being part comes from our right brain, and the human doing part comes from our left brain.
Did you know that the right brain develops first and the right brain is developed by age 3 or 4, and the left brain takes about 7 years to kick in.
Nikki Bush , creative parenting expert
Bush says that we’re actually a human being, before we are a human doing.
Click on the link below to hear about Nikki Bush's toy of the week...
More from Lifestyle
SANParks closes Lion's Head trails due to 'non-compliance by users'
Hikers are banned again from popular Lion's Head after Table Mountain National Park was re-opened under Level 3 lockdown.
Read More
Sex education should start as early as possible, says Dr Eve
The clinical sexologist tells Eusebius McKaiser that it is important for parents to initiate the conversation.
Read More
How to set up your home workstation
Karo director John Karle suggests simple steps to improve the way you work at home using items around the house.
Read More
[LISTEN] Preparing your child for a new way of schooling under COVID-19
Human potential and parenting expert Nikki Bush shares her insights and knowledge.
Read More
How do I repackage myself for a new career?
Business and executive coach Dawn Klatzko shares her insights.
Read More
Lockdown having negative psychological effects on some South Africans
Anxiety, depression and insomnia are only some of the negative effects of lockdown according to an online poll by Ipsos.
Read More
[LISTEN] New documentary looks at human-wildlife conflict
The documentary called 'The Edge of Existence' will be launched after lockdown.
Read More
The playlist of the Special Africa Day Edition of “This is Africa”
This weekend’s song list for Richard Nwamba's “This is Africa” show celebrating Africa Month.
Read More
Celebrating Africa Month with the continent's music legends
"This is Africa with Richard Nwamba" will feature 10 of the continent's legendary names.
Read More
'Anxiety and over-eating top 2 lockdown conditions, more South Africans smoking'
An Ipsos poll found that under-exercising, insomnia and depression have also been problems for South Africans under lockdown.
Read More
Highlights