Embrace the creative chaosÂ
(glitter optional)
Educational pathways to school readiness and beyond for busy mums of little learners – toddlers to teens
Your guide to creating a successful start to big school
Are you a busy mum who believes in providing the best learning opportunities
for your kids, and values the quality time spent with them?
You long to find:
a variety of inspired learning activities, catering to your child’s individual learning needs
budget-friendly hacks for DIY craft at home
quick, easy educational resources to download and start right NOW!
So you can help build stepping stones to school readiness and beyond
Activities to stimulate your child’s creativity, learning and development, or simply to keep them out of mischief.
Embrace the chaos and turn those tears of terror into learning joy!
Creative Mum Life offers you a collection of: done for you activity kits, mindfulness products and DIY learning resources you can do at home.
We arm you with the creative tools to make your child’s learning journey full of inspiring, fun experiences so they can learn, develop and connect with you. Here’s how we can help you.
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Playdough Mats Bundle – Bundle & save with the complete 44 sheet set – counting, alphabet, emotions, creative learning
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Creative Learning Playdough Mats – 6 printable mats to develop creativity, addition skills & telling time
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Counting Playdough Mats – building numeracy recognition through play
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Alphabet Playdough Mats – building letter recognition through play
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Hi I’m Nicole, a mummy juggler just like you!
My mission through Creative Mum Life is to support mums like you to make great choices by connecting you with a range of educational activities for your kids.
To encourage learning.Â
To encourage development.
To encourage fun.
All whilst spending quality time together with your child.
As a mum of two girls aged 7 and 5, I know all to well that if you don’t keep them busy they will find their own busy-ness doing something mischievous!
I developed Creative Mum Life, to help make it easier for mums (just like me), to find inspiration and activities to do together at home.
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Are you an Australian creative small business that caters to the learning needs of toddlers to teens?
Do you want access to an engaged community of mums looking for exactly what it is you sell?
My mission is to partner with businesses and provide marketing opportunities, so we can grow your brand together, and help thousands of mums along the way. Want to know more?
Let’s take the stress and the mess out of play time.
No time to get creative? No problem. We’ve got plenty of products that can do it for you!
16 Backyard Nature Play Activities To Teach Resilience
As our beaches, playgrounds and schools close we need to adjust our daily activities. This substantial change can leave us and our children stressed and anxious. Research shows that being immersed and connected to nature can reduce the effect of these emotions on our mind and body.
As parents, we need to encourage our children to get outside and explore their natural spaces, backyard or communal garden to find a sense of calm.
Here are a few activities to have your children engaged in nature play.
Creative Mum Life – Behind the Scenes with Monique Peters
Brain Wise Learning is a parent-driven business to help other parents of struggling learners.
My son struggled with learning. He started Kindergarten on par with everyone else, but by Year 4 was falling well behind everyone else. There were so many misunderstandings, he wasn’t finishing his tasks, homework was a nightmare and I was getting more worried and stressed. He didn’t have dyslexia, he passed hearing tests and assessments brought up different results. When I read the book The Brain That Changes Itself by Dr Norman Doidge, everything changed.
26 Activities To Keep Your Kids Stimulated At Home
As someone with two young kids who works from home and also has a part-time job, the next few weeks won’t be easy, to say the least.
We are currently experiencing times that are going to hard for many of us. Although I consider myself to be an introvert, avoiding other people in real life sounds so strange.
Social distancing is our new reality.
I’m sure even the most creative among us will eventually run dry on ideas, so I’ve pulled together the ultimate list of things you can do with your kids at home.
