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What to say to your children instead of ‘be careful’

By KarenOn 9th September 2020In Child safety, Childhood development, Emotional Health

Do we overuse the saying ‘be careful’ when talking to children? Here are our ideas on what to say instead.   As parents, we often use the words ‘be careful’ when children start exploring, or when they are doing something …

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Importance of Early Years Reading

By Isabelle O'ConnellOn 9th July 2020In Childhood development

Reading is so important. As adults, we know that, but developing a love of reading in children from an early age will prove so useful in their later life; in fact, enjoying books and reading stories from a very early …

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Dealing with your child’s anxiety around Coronavirus

By Isabelle O'ConnellOn 4th May 2020In Emotional Health

Times are very strange at the moment. Just a matter of weeks ago, our lives were changed drastically within a matter of days to help stop the spread of Coronavirus. As a result, both us and our children have had …

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Travelling with Toddlers

By Stacey JillingsOn 29th October 2019In Childhood development

Check out our guest blog article by Stacey Jillings, Business Associate at Designer Travel for some useful travel advice when travelling with young children. Travelling with a toddler?  Toddlers hate long journeys travelling by car, but they love camping and …

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Loose parts. What are they and what’s all the fuss about?

By KarenOn 3rd September 2019In Childhood development, Indoor Activities, Outdoor Learning

Loose parts were first talked about back in the 70’s by Simon Nicholson, who believed in the ability to empower creativity. So, what are loose parts? Loose parts are items, materials and resources that have no pre-planned use, no defined …

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‘Extended breastfeeding’ – returning to work

By Olivia SwiftOn 25th July 2019In Uncategorised

If you are a breastfeeding mother returning to work, it will likely be mentioned. As a former midwife, we recommend exclusive breastfeeding for six months, but many women don’t want to stop after this. There are health benefits to extended …

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Internet safety advice for parents and carers

By Deborah Somerset-MaliaOn 29th May 2019In Child safety, Childhood development

According to the Daily Telegraph (25th June, 2018), 48% of 5 year olds and 25% of 2 year olds have their own tablet.  Depending on your viewpoint, the above statistics may either have you celebrating progress in technology, or cause …

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100 ways to praise a child

100 ways to praise a child

By KarenOn 24th April 2019In Childhood development, Emotional Health

Children need praise and encouragement. It’s a basic human need to be acknowledged by other human beings … to be recognised. In an ideal world we would only seek and value positive acknowledgment, praise, encouragement and at times reward. However, …

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Benefits of Jo Jingles Classes

By Gaynor SmithOn 25th February 2019In Childhood development, Emotional Health, Indoor Activities

What is Jo Jingles? At Jo Jingles we run fun music and movement sessions for babies and children aged 3 months to 7 years.  The organisation is now in its 24th year and has nearly 100 Franchises in the UK …

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Essential Oils for children

By Katrina StevensOn 30th January 2019In Emotional Health

Guest blog post My name is Kat Stevens, I’m a Mind & Body Coach, mum of two and a doTERRA Wellness Advocate. I started working with doTERRA after using their oils and experiencing improvements to my physical and emotional health, …

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    What to say to your children instead of ‘be careful’

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    Importance of Early Years Reading

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    Travelling with Toddlers

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    Loose parts. What are they and what’s all the fuss about?

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