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Six top tips for sporting success
By Helen McKay-Ferguson on 27/07/2012 12:11:02
Win, lose or draw… However your child’s sporting fortunes fare, enjoyment is the most important goal of all
Good habits can last a lifetime. And so if your child gets stuck into sport early on, then odds are he’ll enjoy it at every stage in life. Here are six tips to help you encourage him on his way: 1) Try out lots of different sports. Some children
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The secrets of your child's success
By Chris Quigley on 17/04/2012 15:15:36
Eight simple rules to help your child reach the top
1 Find your energySuccess does not come knocking at the door. We all need to go out and find areas in which we can experience success. Finding something your child is good at builds confidence. Some children may not be good at the things they spend
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Five ways to boost your child’s confidence
By Fiona McKim on 02/04/2012 17:23:46
Encourage an outgoing personality with these quick tips
, such as reading a story, playing a game, or just having a chat. Do this daily and tell them how much you enjoy it.Recall successes Talk about your child’s triumphs, especially at moments of low confidence. It will help instill self-value.More psychology tips from
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Factfile: Hyper-parenting
By Fiona McKim on 07/12/2012 09:00:00
The transatlantic parenting trend that could be damaging your child
and sleeping.What are the benefits? Parents who micro-manage their child’s lives may feel that by building up their children’s skill set in as many areas as possible, they are giving them the best chance of a successful future. School-gate pressure can play a
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Outdoor adventures for spring days
By Emma Daly on 30/04/2013 15:20:47
From climbing a tree to hunting for bugs, there's a host of fun ways to spark your child's love of nature
and that you can reach from the ground. Be sure to wear trainers or boots to give you a solid grip - leave your flip-flops behind. Don't forget to give a wave to everyone left down below. Top tip for success: For safety, keep three limbs on the tree at all
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How to ease your child's worries
By Junior on 29/06/2012 15:33:59
Soothe your child's fears with these quick tips
’t pretend that you never have fears, worries and concerns. Instead, set a good example by showing your child how you face up to your fear by dealing with it rather than avoiding it.Reward successPraise and attention are one of the most effective ways
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How British childhood has changed since the Fifties
By Junior on 14/05/2012 16:53:48
When the Queen ascended the throne in 1952, things were a little different...
media.More leisure articles on Junior:The science of sandcastlesSix top tips for sporting success
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The sections, the numbers and what’s new at PITTI BIMBO N.72
By Matthew Holroyd on 23/11/2010 14:53:35
Florence, Fortezza da Basso, 20-22 January 2011
. The innovations and special projects for this edition include: Nolita Pocket and Rare Kids, Alberto Fasciani, 9.2 Kids, Closed, Gemma.H Bambino, whipcord, Toywatch, Daniele Alessandrini, Philippe Model and MonocromPitti Bimbo also owes its success to the important
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Are you Gold standard or back of the pack? New survey reveals Olympic bafflement
By Fiona McKim on 01/08/2012 11:19:01
60% of people asked had no idea who is in Team GB
was an Olympic rower.Think you know your Wenlock from your Mandeville? Give our Olympic quiz a whirl with your child!Don't miss...Our round-up of super sporty childrenswearSix top tips for sporting success
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Why fathers are important role models when it comes to reading
By Susannah Osborne on 14/11/2012 19:35:41
Fathers should lead – and read – by example
.Top tips for reading successMake reading fun, not a learning process.Read in silly voices, and talk about the pictures as well as the words.Have a day out at the zoo, or the seaside, and then find books about it to read that evening.Go to author events
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