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Friendship & The Gender Divide
By Kim Sullivan on 03/08/2010 16:21:44
Boys and girls have difference approaches when it comes to choosing buddies and maintaining friendships
Surprise, surprise! There are gender differences in the way boys and girls tend to develop friendships from as early as three to four years. Generally, girls are better at empathising and have a stronger ability to read other children’s moods
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Junior's Top 100 Children's Books 41-50
By Catherine O'Dolan on 20/10/2011 09:20:20
The best children's books in the world, voted by Junior readers
. Adapted again and again as an animation, film, stage play and television series, Kenneth Grahame’s story, which afforded the wildlife human characteristics, brings themes of friendship and morality to children’s books.Buy The Wind In The Willows
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Ten fascinating toddler facts
By Fiona McKim on 17/08/2011 13:19:54
From bedtime fears to sensitive ears, a lot goes on in these crucial years
Toddlers are instinctively attracted to shapes that resemble the human face, hence your child’s love of squishy circular playthings.Even early friendships have their ups and downs – it is around the 18 month mark that toddlers begin to have
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In the November issue of Junior magazine
By Junior on 29/09/2008 13:39:56
Available on newsstands now
Bond of BrothersA twist of fate means that brothers James and Damian Galt share a close alliance and an extra special friendship. Their mother, Vicki, tells their storyWild At ArtVivid colours, dramatic swirls and brilliant designs, the world of art has much
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David Lauren, the son of designer Ralph Lauren, shares his happy childhood memories
By Catherine O'Dolan on 15/09/2010 17:10:10
Our exclusive conversation with David Lauren to celebrate the launch of the RL Gang on the new UK RL website
, and their sense of teamwork and friendships.”What was your favourite book as a child? “I’ve always been a big fan of Roald Dahl and so many of his short stories and imaginative tales that range from James And The Giant Peach to Willy Wonka.”What was your first day
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Autumn Days Out In London
By Fiona McKim on 15/09/2011 13:00:06
Our pick of the most awe-inspiring autumnal activities
adventure and instead found friendship. An out-of-this-world family production at Artsdepot. South Ken Kids FestivalNovember 24–27A cosmopolitan celebration of children’s literature from the Institut Français featuring talks and workshops by favourite
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Children's author Georgia Byng on her favourite books
By on 22/10/2007 16:05:20
Georgia Byng, author of the incredibly hypnotic Molly Moon's books, admits to being Raymond Briggs' number one fan, as she reveals her five all-time favourite children's books
father dies, she is forced to work at the school as a maid. It is a lovely story about friendship, and about right winning out in the end. I love the way the characters show their true colours when Sara Crewe is down on her luck. The bad characters
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Party dilemmas… and solutions!!
By Anne-Marie Flanagan on 18/04/2010 12:21:04
How to make a children's party fun – for everyone
this to happen. With phone in hand you have three options. One: you can take the cowardly route and let the little darling come – children’s friendships change all the time, after all, and the birthday girl will be too excited to care on the day anyway. Two: save
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10 golden rules for happy housewives
By Darla Shine on 19/04/2010 14:33:40
Calling all stay-at-home mothers! It’s time to stop apologising and feel proud of the great job you’re doing, says Darla Shine.
friendships. STEP EIGHTt Make Time For YourselfThere’s ironing to do, my wardrobe is a disaster, the car needs a wash, and I have a dozen calls to return. But I can do it all later. Right now, I’m enjoying time alone with no children, no husband
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The Top 100 Children's Books
By Junior's discerning readers on 20/04/2010 14:20:18
So here they are! The best books for children of all time, voted by you.
, brings themes of friendship and morality to children’s books. 42Goodnight Moonby Margaret Wise Brown and Clement Hurd Campbell, £4.99 (first published 1947) A sweet and enduring bedtime book in which the reader can say goodnight to the objects
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