Numbers Activity Books

Teach your child numbers through writing and counting! The book covers numbers from 1 to 15. It will help build their confidence to write and recognise the numbers.

It comes in a pdf format, you can simply select the page you want and print, the beauty of this book is that you can print as many copies of the same page as you like allowing your child repetition to help with recognition.

The cost, only $7.50, paypal payments accepted.













Email: nhaddad@tpg.com.au for enquiries.

Alphabet Activity Book

Teach your child to write letters of the Alphabet! The book covers all letters of the Alphabet, upper and lower case. It will help build their confidence to write and recognise the ABC's.

It comes in a pdf format, you can simply select the page you want and print, the beauty of this book is that you can print as many copies of the same page as you like allowing your child repetition to help with recognition.

The cost, only $7.50, paypal payments accepted.














Email: nhaddad@tpg.com.au for enquiries.

Foods to avoid when pregnant

• Raw seafood (such as oysters, sushi and sashimi) or cold cooked prawns);
• Soft cheeses such as blue, brie, camembert, feta and ricotta (these are safe if cooked and served hot);
• Cold meats(deli and pre-packed);
• Smoked seafood such as smoked salmon, smoked oysters (although canned smoked oysters are safe);
• Pate;
• Refrigerated foods that are past their ‘use by’ or ‘best before’ dates;
• Deli chickenTakeaway cooked and diced chicken (such as in chicken sandwiches from the deli);
• Unpasteurised dairy products Unpasteurised milk or food made from unpasteurised milk.;
• Pre-prepared salads or stored salads;

Safe food to eat when pregnant
Even though you do need to be careful, you don’t need to rule out all meat, seafood, chicken and salad.

These foods are ok:

* Food fully cooked to ‘steaming’ hot and eaten hot (eat meat well done, not rare)
* Freshly prepared salads (wash fruit and vegetables well before using them, store any leftovers immediately in the fridge and eat within a day)
* Home-cooked chicken (store any leftovers in the fridge straight away and eat hot within one day)
* Freshly cooked seafood
* Hard cheese, processed cheese, cheese spreads, plain cream cheese, plain cottage cheese
* Home-cooked cold meat eaten within 24 hours of cooking
* Pasteurised dairy products (milk, yoghurt, custard, packaged frozen ice-cream)
* Canned foods

Play Dough Recipe

What You Need:

• 1 cup flour
• 1/2 cup cooking salt
• 1 cup water
• 1 tablespoon of cream of tartar
• 1 tablespoon of cooking oil
• Food colouring

What To Do:

1. Mix the flour, water salt and cream of tartar in a saucepan over medium heat until thick.
2. Allow the mixture to cool and then add the oil and knead well over a floured cutting board or similar.
3. Divide this blob evenly into as many colours as you'd like to make.
4. Add food colouring to each ball until it is just the colour your child is looking for.

That's it! Allow the children to let their imaginations run wild!