Tiny Humans
Natalie Moutafis is the author of our Tiny Humans blog, providing her engaging and insightful take on life with two young children. Natalie is also a project manager at ISV.
My Tiny Humans: the Lockdown Diaries 2.0 – playgrounds
They might still be under stage 4 lockdown but an easing of restrictions saw playgrounds reopen and the Tiny Humans rediscover their love for them, writes Natalie Moutafis.
My Tiny Humans: the Lockdown Diaries 2.0 – state of disaster
No one ever thought they'd have to navigate parenting through a pandemic. Natalie Moutafis shares her feelings on how she's coping with the move to stage 4 restrictions in her latest Tiny Humans blog.
My Tiny Humans: the Lockdown Diaries 2.0 – into quarantine we go
The Tiny Humans household found itself not only in lockdown but quarantined, writes Natalie Moutafis, who shares her perspective on the challenges.
My Tiny Humans: the Lockdown Diaries 2.0 – best of friends
Amid all the restrictions on life, Natalie Moutafis is watching a beautiful friendship emerge between her Tiny Humans.
My Tiny Humans: Our bookshelf, and raising kind-hearted children
Books are playing an important role in helping the Tiny Humans learn about values and the importance of kindness, explains Natalie Moutafis. She shares some of the books making a difference in her home.
My Tiny Humans: First time vs second time
As a second-time mum, Natalie Moutafis is noticing how so many things have changed - and the special things that have remained the same.
My Tiny Humans: To my mother on Mother’s Day
Her Mum used to tell Natalie Moutafis she'd understand one day. Now, she does.
My Tiny Humans: Six things isolation has reminded me
With two tiny humans in the house, isolation is reminding Natalie Moutafis of some important lessons – including children are like puppies, and ‘staying at home’ fun.
My Tiny Humans: amid the anxiety, a time for gratitude, bravery, kindness – and hope
In these anxious times, our Tiny Humans blogger Natalie Moutafis is discovering the positives of her family self-isolating and being together.