Family Thyme

Family Thyme It's a club/forum/support group/platform for parents with children aged 2-16 and caregivers.

There’s something about the Namibian coast that slows time down. Perhaps it’s the mist that rolls in from the Atlantic a...
26/12/2025

There’s something about the Namibian coast that slows time down. Perhaps it’s the mist that rolls in from the Atlantic at dawn, or the way the desert meets the sea in a soft, golden hush. Namibian coastal towns aren’t just holiday destinations — they’re places where memories settle like sea salt on your skin.



https://familythyme.media/magazine-articles/salt-in-the-air-sand-in-your-soul/

25/12/2025
"I’ve always loved pink, ever since I was a little girl, but pink took on a new meaning for me in 2017. Unexpectedly, I ...
24/12/2025

"I’ve always loved pink, ever since I was a little girl, but pink took on a new meaning for me in 2017. Unexpectedly, I became one of the statistics, without any warning."

Melita van Dyk shares her story that will inspire any woman. Read more....



https://familythyme.media/magazine-articles/the-power-of-pink/

Self-harm: the unseen epidemic is quietly rising among our youth, often hidden behind smiles, silence, and social media ...
22/12/2025

Self-harm: the unseen epidemic is quietly rising among our youth, often hidden behind smiles, silence, and social media filters. More young people than ever are turning to self-harm as a way to cope with overwhelming emotions, anxiety, pressure, and feelings they struggle to put into words. It is not attention-seeking—it is a silent cry for help. As parents, educators, and communities, we cannot afford to look away; awareness, compassion, and open conversation are vital if we are to protect our children and help them heal

Text: Analja Weilbach,
Psychological Counsellor Child Play Therapist



https://familythyme.media/magazine-articles/the-unseen-epidemic/

This time of year, always feels like a sprint to the finish line — school exams, work deadlines, year-end functions and ...
16/12/2025

This time of year, always feels like a sprint to the finish line — school exams, work deadlines, year-end functions and that endless to-do list before the holidays. It’s busy, messy and sometimes downright exhausting. Yet, in the midst of all that rushing, there’s something precious we often overlook: the quiet lessons life keeps offering us, even in the chaos. Harvesting wisdom isn’t about slowing down – it’s about noticing what life is teaching us while we’re juggling it all.

For me, wisdom has often come disguised as everyday chaos. It’s in the burnt bobotie that taught me patience and in my mother’s version that still sets the standard in our family kitchen. (My kids insist hers was better – I let them win that one.) It’s in the quiet moments at a graveside when we remember the daughter and sister we can no longer hug and in the laughter that follows when we celebrate how far we’ve come.

I hope you find reminders of your own family harvest – the recipes, the lessons, the laughter and even the losses that shaped you. May you have a blessed Xmas family time together and be gentle to each other.

Text: Some wisdom from Ronel.


https://familythyme.media/magazine-articles/the-gift-of-togetherness/

Do not miss this Episode of 'Harvesting Wisdom'. Family Thyme's 10th Edition!!! Super Proud. Have a Blessed Festive ...
10/12/2025

Do not miss this Episode of 'Harvesting Wisdom'.
Family Thyme's 10th Edition!!! Super Proud.

Have a Blessed Festive Season🎄🎄


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