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How To Have An Eco-Friendly Children's Party
By Fiona McKim on 18/04/2013 12:47:00
It's Earth Day on April 22 - here's how to ensure that good, green fun is had by all at your next children's bash
Think back to the last children’s party you attended; once the fun and games were over and all of the children had scampered off home what was left behind? If the answer is wrapping paper, cardboard plates, plastic and packaging you are not alone
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The best children's apps of the month
By Fiona McKim on 13/03/2013 15:09:44
Our favourite games, storybook and educational apps for your techno whizz-kid
in the first ever children’s book by Dr Seuss, as he turns a horse and cart into a zebra, and an elephant into a “great big brass band”. This app allows your child to add sound effects and narration to a fun story with plenty of zany and quirky appeal
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Five of the best new children's books
By Fiona McKim on 13/03/2013 15:19:36
From Ed Vere's noisy adventure to a snappy sibling, we pick the best new picture books
, all Dennis The Menace knitwear and pendulous dark scribble above his head, in search of some peace in the woods. Now, as those with even a fleeting interest in children’s literature will be aware, the woods are no place to go looking for peace. But Sam
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Five jolly children's joke books
By Fiona McKim on 15/03/2013 13:00:00
Have a good old fashioned chuckle with these rib-tickling reads
Horrid Henry's Hilariously Horrid Joke Book by Francesca Simon and Tony Ross (Orion, £4.99)Lovable rogue Henry offers young readers one joke for every day of the year in chapters themed around seasonal events including New Year and Hallowe'en. Chortle-worthy content ranges from ...
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The best children's apps of the month
By Fiona McKim on 04/04/2013 17:07:08
Our favourite games, storybook and educational apps for your techno whizz-kid
level. Colourful, simple graphics will have plenty of appeal for the preschool set, while the varying levels of difficulty present a worthy challenge for children of all ages.Crayate iPad Free, 2+ See what they did there with the name? This nicely
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Project Jelly: Bringing retro sandals back to benefit MENCAP
By Fiona McKim on 08/04/2013 10:52:00
Limited edition children’s shoes launched to support charity
announce jellies are back!JuJu Footwear, the original British makers of the iconic sandal has announced its involvement in Project Jelly, a charity initiative that kicks off with the launch of two limited edition children’s styles for Spring/Summer 2013
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Could your child design a T-shirt for Fat Face?
By Fiona McKim on 18/03/2013 09:26:00
British brand launch competition for children with an eye for fashion
, is giving your child the chance to design a T-shirt for the brand.From March 19, diminutive designers can share their vision for a children’s T-shirt, with the winning child not only seeing his idea going into production but also picking up a £100 gift
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The sweetest Ancient Greek Sandals with Caramel Baby & Child
By Fiona McKim on 23/04/2013 11:24:24
Luxe brand and artisan sandal specialists team up for children's footwear range
summer styles remains afoot.This summer, in a cleverly considered collaboration, Caramel Baby & Child (founded by Athens-raised Eva Karayiannis) has teamed up with Ancient Greek Sandals to create three timeless summer styles for children.The sandals come
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Ten wonderful woodlands in the UK
By Fiona McKim on 04/04/2013 15:32:00
Junior picks ten of the best outdoor adventures for families
Hazelborough Wood, Northamptonshire These are tranquil ancient woodlands where deer and even badgers live. So roll out your blanket and enjoy a picnic while you watch and wait. Thetford Forest, Norfolk This tall pine forest is home to a wide variety of birds including red crossbi...
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6 of the best Easter reads
By Fiona McKim on 26/03/2013 11:11:00
Half a dozen easter egg hunts and adorable animals make for charming seasonal tales
Easter Bunny Flap Book by Sam Taplin and Rosalinde Bonnet (Usborne, £5.99)A chunky board book with cute illustrations in sugary pastel hues. Readers are invited to join in an Easter egg hunt, lifting up flaps to discover where the Easter bunny has hidden the booty, and look out f...
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