About Us

A group of devoted sisters has built a strong foundation of mutual support to help one another raise confident, successful children. They regularly share parenting strategies, educational resources, and emotional encouragement, turning everyday challenges into shared victories. Whether it’s helping with homework, guiding through tough life lessons, or celebrating milestones big and small, they lift each other up with love, wisdom, and unwavering teamwork. Together, they’ve created a nurturing environment where both mothers and children thrive.

By user , 16 May 2025

Healthcare News

Mental Health & Resilience Initiatives

  • UK Expands School-Based Mental Health Support: The UK government is enhancing mental health services in schools, aiming to instill resilience or "grit" in students. Over one million additional pupils will gain access to mental health support teams offering interventions like anxiety management sessions and teacher training. This initiative responds to a rise in youth mental health issues, which increased from 14% in 2017 to 20% in 2023.
By user , 11 May 2025

New Research on Child Development and Care

  • Impact of Junk Food Advertising on Children's Eating Habits: A recent study presented at the European Congress on Obesity found that children consumed an average of 130 extra calories after just five minutes of exposure to junk food advertisements. This increase occurred regardless of the ad format or whether specific products were promoted, highlighting concerns about the effectiveness of current advertising regulations.

Sisters

A group of sisters has formed a strong circle of support—not just for parenting, but especially for caring for their children's health. With kids ranging from toddlers to teens, they meet weekly to share tips, discuss challenges, and exchange natural remedies and health routines. One sister, a nurse, offers guidance on childhood nutrition and managing fevers at home. Another shares her experience with food allergies and creating balanced, kid-friendly meals. A third sister, who has a child with asthma, helps the group understand respiratory care and how to monitor symptoms.