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Child Care News for Parents & Carers
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November 3, 2021
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Welcome, this week Jamila Rizvi, co-editor of Work.Love.Body describes the inspiration for this enlightening collection of essays. Also five brilliant benefits of bare feet.
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How to forge a gender equal future
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There's been immense social and economic upheaval since the global pandemic first began, and although it's nice to think that we're, 'All in this together,' there's no escaping the fact that people - and genders - have been impacted differently.
For women, COVID-19 has thrown another curve ball into the work-life-balance juggling act, and a collection of essays called Work.Love.Body. is shining a light on Australian women's experiences and asking important questions about the kind of future we want for our mums, daughters, sisters and selves.
To learn more, we spoke with Jamila Rizvi, Co-editor of Work.Love.Body. and Chief Creative Officer for Nine's Future Women.
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The benefits of bare feet
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Shoes do a great job at keeping little feet comfy and safe, but in the early years, there's a big case for going barefoot a lot of the time.
Wearing no shoes supports young children's learning and development, and although you might worry that your under five will trip on something - or step in something - there are some very good reasons to lose the shoes and put your child's feet first.
Here are 5 benefits of bare feet in the early years.
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