
Amanda Maliba
Content Producer and Social Media Manager at The Sunday Independent (South Africa)
Writer at Sowetan
Writer at The Star (South Africa)
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1 week ago |
batswadi.co.za | Amanda Maliba
Did you know that children can be affected by Insomia? Yes! While insomnia has been widely categorised with adults, according to the Boston Children’s Hospital, the rate of insomnia in children is quite considerable as well. This is “characterized by struggles around going to bed, difficulty falling asleep at bedtime, or problems staying asleep during the night,” shares the institute.
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3 weeks ago |
batswadi.co.za | Amanda Maliba
The issue of low literacy levels in South Africa is serious and cannot be overstated. With each new statistic, the urgency to address this issue grows stronger, highlighting the importance of starting conversations about reading and literacy, both within your community and at home. Encouraging children to develop a love for reading not only helps them academically but also opens doors to lifelong learning.
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1 month ago |
batswadi.co.za | Amanda Maliba
People share their stories for different reasons—some for fame, others to inspire and heal. For Vuyiswa ‘Vuyi’ Nyauza, it’s the latter. Having faced the depths of loss, she hopes that opening up about her journey will bring comfort to those navigating similar pain. Now joining Mommy Club as a full-time cast member, Vuyi makes her official debut after a brief appearance in Season 2 at Happy ‘HerMajesty’ Simalane’s daughter’s birthday party.
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1 month ago |
batswadi.co.za | Amanda Maliba
The rising rates of childhood obesity in South Africa highlight the need for educating parents to make healthier choices and provide healthier food offerings for their children. By teaching our children about nutrition and involving them in cooking, we can combat this issue and foster a generation of healthier, more informed individuals. B-Well is dedicated to supporting families in this endeavour and providing products that promote health and well-being.
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1 month ago |
batswadi.co.za | Amanda Maliba
Loss of identity after giving birth is one of the deepest and most unexpected struggles many women face. In the whirlwind of sleepless nights, endless feedings, and the immense love that comes with welcoming a child, it’s easy to forget the person you were before motherhood (and fatherhood). The dreams, the ambitions, the small things that once defined you can suddenly feel like distant memories—a reality that not many moms are open about.
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