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On this episode of Whanau Wellbeing Jay and Sarah give you all their top tips on how to encourage your tamariki to eat healthy.
Like every new position there’s always going to be one day that you’re late to work. But when work is in your back yard and your employees are your tamariki, then there’s just no excuses for Billie who is unashamedly late!
Fitness trainer Tiare Tawera shares his passion for exercise, well-being and support for a healthy lifestyle. Tawera Fitness is a workout session designed for you to join in at home.
Te Rina MacLeod gets baking, as she looks at ways to sustain the family through 4 weeks of lockdown. But does it go underappreciated?
. Hapū with You follows the journey of Amos Ponga Fou and Hannah Mason in the final weeks of their pregnancy whilst Aotearoa is in a nationwide shutdown.
Whanau on the Frontline is a series that explores the lives of New Zealanders who are all doing their bit and often putting their own personal health and safety at risk, so we can stay at home.
With four boys and two girls in the whare 24/7, the cupboards are getting a right royal hammering, so what’s a mother to do? We’ll brave the supermarket aisles and fill the cupboards… of course Lockdown styles!
On this episode of Whanau Wellbeing Jay and Sarah give you all their top tips on how to encourage your tamariki to eat healthy.
Fitness trainer Tiare Tawera shares his passion for exercise, well-being and support for a healthy lifestyle. Tawera Fitness is a workout session designed for you to join in at home.
Māmā wants to try home schooling the boys, this will be fun!
. Homemade chefs Cinzia and Matteo, share their love of cooking during Lockdown.
Merlin gives the latest update on the global effects of Covid-19 and our wannabe teacher is more interested in her half plucked eyelashes and hairy armpits. But it raises an important question, should beauty salons be deemed an essential business?
Jay and Sarah show how you can encourage kotahitanga and educate your tamariki by cooking as a whanau in your whare.