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Climbing with TP!
Hurrah, Summer feels like it’s actually around the corner. That means the kids can burn off all that energy outside and you may get some peace and quiet for five minutes! If your kids complain that your garden is boring, wow them with the new TP Toys Toymonster Monkey Bar (£99.99). Parents and children won’t…
Posted in Photo competition gallery
Tagged Child development, Childhood obesity, Children, competitions, May2012, outdoor activity, TP Toys
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Charities unite for World Meningitis Day
Meningitis Research Foundation, the Meningitis Trust and Meningitis UK say that meningitis and septicaemia kill more under-fives than any other infectious disease in this country. Around 300 people in the UK die from the disease each year and six families a week face the devastation of losing a loved-one. The three leading UK meningitis charities have…
Help to get kids out and about
Do you wish our children had the same freedom to roam and play outside that you had? You may find this campaign of interest if you want to encourage your children to play outside. Hundreds of professional bodies are calling on Parliament to tackle the culture of fear and frustration that prevents young people from…
Posted in News
Tagged Children, Government, outdoor, outdoor activity, outside, Play, RoSPA, Royal Society for Prevention of Accidents
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Win a set of Home Learning Study packs
Get your kids back to school with these home learning packs. Computer Classroom at home for KS1 Ages 5-7, KS2 Ages 7-9, KS2 9-11 Introducing Computer Classroom at Home Study Packs – Powerful Educational Software that Motivates Children to Learn Through Fun. KS1 Ages 5 – 7 Introducing Computer Classroom at Home Study Packs –…
Ramblers tips to get children walking
Need some tips on how to get your family out and walking this Easter holiday? There’s no need to go far to search for fun this Easter Holiday – the Ramblers is urging families to head to their nearest stretch of countryside, coast or green space to spend an active Easter outdoors. Britain’s walking charity…
Posted in News, Parenting
Tagged charity, Child development, Children, Easter, physical activities, walking
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Win a new LittleLife Animal Wheelie bag
Perfect for family holidays, LittleLife has evolved the much loved Animal Daysacks and created two new children sized Wheelie bags in the Ladybird and Turtle animal design (RRP £39.99). Made from hard wearing, easy to clean nylon fabric, the wheelies have a spacious 20 litre capacity, a stay put lid and a telescopic handle to…
Additives in children’s food
Anyone who has ever witnessed the fall-out of a children’s birthday party will know the havoc food additives can wreak. However, those brightly coloured sweets and tasty sausage rolls might cause more harm than hyperactivity. We look at the controversy surrounding additives and ask how safe is your food? What are additives? Additives (both natural and artificial) are…
Posted in Allergies - food, Weaning
Tagged allergy, aspartame, Children, E102, E110, E122, E124, E129, E211, E621, E951, E954, Food additives, food allergy, Food Standards Agency, monosodium glutamate, quinoline, Saccharin, sodium benzoate, tartrazine, Weaning
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Chocs away for charit-TEA!
The Sick Children’s Trust are calling upon the people of the UK to join their third annual Big Chocolate Tea Party this April and raise thousands of pounds for families in need by enjoying their favourite chocolate treat with a cup of tea. People from all walks of life are being invited to boil the…
Posted in Charity, News
Tagged charity, Children, Chocolate, fundraising, Great Hall, Hospital, News, Party, Rainbow House, sick
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Question: Measles, Mumps & Rubella vaccine
Q: “My son is now nearly four and a half and had the MMR vaccine at a year with no significant problems. He has now been called for his second MMR vaccination. Is the vaccine always given in two stages? I have seen several references to it being given as a single injection at 12-15 months,…

