Thank You for Being Part of Our Village!

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our 2026 webinars and to our wonderful guest speakers who generously shared their knowledge. We are grateful to God for this platform and the opportunity to support parents in building deeper connections with their children.

Our 2026 webinar series may have ended, but our journey continues!

Keep an eye on this page for our 2027 webinars, which will be announced soon. We look forward to another year of learning, growing and connecting with you! 💚

 

Previous Webinars (2026)

Building Deep and Lasting Connection

Understanding the role of parent-child connection in children’s overall development.

Hosted 21 October 2026 with guest speaker and co-presenter Ms Shanell Sampson (MA Counselling Psych), we explored what connection really is as well as practical ways parents can strengthen connection in everyday interaction.

Watch recorded presentation HERE 

The Teen Brain and Social Media

Staying connected while raising independent, resilient adolescents in the age of Social Media

Hosted 16 September 2026 with leading voice in South Africa on digital wellness, Guest Speaker, Prof Anke de Beer shared the dangers of social media and how it rewires the brain, current legislation on digital use, as well as practical tools parents for digital safety.  

Watch recorded presentation HERE 

Discipline: Legal and Emotional Implications

Understanding how discipline shapes children’s development, and what the law says parents should know.

This webinar, hosted 27 May 2026, explored discipline from both a legal and developmental perspective. Together with Mr Lubabalo Jayiya (LLM), we unpacked the current legal framework around discipline in South Africa while also exploring the why and how of parent-child connection during discipline.

Watch recorded presentation HERE 

Screens and the Developing Brain

Understanding how modern technology shapes children’s learning, behaviour, and wellbeing

This webinar, hosted 15 April 2026, explored the science of brain development and the impact of screens on children’s sleep, emotional regulation, learning, and behaviour. With Guest Speaker, Dr Palesa Motjuwadi (Specialist Neurologist).

Watch recorded presentation HEREÂ