, Pebble.Each toy is hand crafted by women in rural areas of Bangladesh, who are unable to find other full-time employment because of their children. Every employee is offered a safe and flexible working environment close to their homes as well as a

they will bring a smile to everyone's face this Christmas.Brooks Brothers, who have supported Make-A-Wish for 11 years in their home country, have this year extended their support of the charity to the EU and UK branches, with £10 from the sale of each bear

Encourage a culture of giving in your house by encouraging your child, each time she receives a present or new toy, to give one away to a local charity shop or even to a friend who might enjoy playing with it.More parent skills from Junior:Lifeskills: Looking

speakers, a charity stall where old season's merchandise was sold to help the Børnehjælpsdagen Danish children's charity and a photoshoot corner where we shot preview pictures for next summer with our favourite Danish photographer Anders Hald.The trends

launched Bee Awareness Campaign sees bee charity Adopt-A-hive team up with Mookie Toys and Disney’s The Hive to educate and inspire families to support Britain’s bees.As well as a range of  fun educational materials on the campaign website, Mookie has

Christmas window displays in town. This year's toy shop themed windows feature modern versions of traditional toys such as fuzzy felt and train sets. A special window filled with brightly coloured cut-out figures, has been designed and built with the help

07939 588 044).And, once your child is riding, track down a traffic-free cycle route near you with Sustrans,the sustainable transport charity who opened 5,000 miles of cycle paths in the last year and can provide details of national traffic-free cycle

for him but couldn’t get started. Then I came across a book of poetry by American writer Shel Silverstein in a charity shop. It was my Eureka moment. I raced back to the toy shop that I was managing and starting writing straight away.What do you look

props in greens for seaweed, turquoise and blues for the sea, and yellows and pinks for the sand and coral. Scatter some shells on a turquoise or yellow plastic tablecloth and use bath toys as sea creatures. Look out for plastic fish, which can

. Escorted by a marine biologist, children can observe sea turtles at various stages of their developmen, and there are environmental talks that give tips on recycling. Children can make Indian necklaces and toys using scrap material and recycled paper