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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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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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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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Reasonable risk-taking & childhood development

By KarenOn 24th September 2018In Childhood development, Indoor Activities, Outdoor Learning

Do you remember your childhood? Where you played? Who you played with? The great secret places, the fun, the danger, the freedom, the smells, the long days, the exhaustion? Did you take risks? I know I did. Reasonable risk-taking and …

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Sensory play: Why is it so important?

By KarenOn 23rd August 2018In Indoor Activities, Outdoor Learning

Many people assume sensory play is all about touch but actually it’s about much more than that. We often talk about the five senses:  taste, touch, sight, smell and sound but there’s also body awareness and balance. Taste – the stimulation …

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Sun Safety for babies, toddlers & children

By KarenOn 20th July 2018In Sun Safety

We all love the sunshine – just the thought of it makes you smile … cool drinks, barbeques and beaches … what’s not to love?!!  With the wonderful weather we have been having recently and school holidays upon us the importance …

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Importance of Outdoor Play

By KarenOn 6th June 2018In Outdoor Learning

Guest Blog Post: by Emily Wragg Can you remember your favourite outdoor place to play as a child, the place where you felt most free and at ease to do things your own way, with no rules and restrictions on …

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Le Français en s’amusant (Learn French whilst having fun)

By KarenOn 26th April 2018In Indoor Activities, Preschool Story Time

Guest blog post: by Alison Middleton, Cartes Cochons French lessons for children at Children’s House Nursery in Southwell I have been teaching French to nursery age children for about 15 years.  Previously (and currently) I had taught primary or secondary …

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School Ready – what’s it all about?

By KarenOn 29th March 2018In Day Nursery Care, Indoor Activities

What does being ‘ school ready ‘ mean? Being school ready can be defined in so many ways – there is no right or wrong answer.  However school ready is more than just your child being ready to start school …

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“Imagination will take you everywhere”

By KarenOn 2nd February 2018In Indoor Activities

Guest Blog Post:  by Jane Hildreth, Pyjama Drama, Newark Keep following the path through the deep, dark forest … did you remember to put a torch in the bag? until you come to the – oh no – the crocodile …

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