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How to grow a wild flower garden
By Junior on 11/04/2012 10:45:20
Nurture your child’s wild side and discover the untamed blooms in your area

encourage so many things in your child – an appreciation for the wonders of nature, a delight in colours and shapes; even a child’s bent for becoming a botanist.While most children quickly take up the challenge of searching for a Weasel Snout or Bats

When Junior met Tom Dixon
By Catherine O'Dolan on 11/06/2012 10:39:40
The design guru talks hula-hooping, lunar landing and inspiring children through design

“When I grow up, I want to be a fireman” mused Tom Dixon as a child. His career may not have turned out quite how he imagined, but as a world-renowned designer – with time also spent as a welder, bass guitarist with Eighties band Funkapolitan

Into the woods
By Clay Johnson on 23/01/2008 10:30:54
Magical and majestic – trees fascinate children.

for children – even Rupert the Bear is joining the search (visit www.rupertbear.com). But how will your child recognise an ancient tree? Well, in layman’s terms it’s simply one that makes you say “wow”! Like humans, ancient trees tend to get shorter and fatter

Rebecca Elliott on creating Zoo Girl
By Helen McKay-Ferguson on 30/05/2011 19:18:08
Highly Commended in our Junior Design Awards category Picture Book Of The Year, author and illustrator Rebecca Elliott gives us the back story to her latest book, Zoo Girl

it into a solid picture book.I always try to write about what excited me as a child in the hope that children will share that same excitement. Stories of feral Mogli-esque children have always fascinated me and as a child I adored animals and daydreamed

Family activities…for a day in the garden
By Suzanne Milne on 17/04/2010 19:52:49
10 activities for children to do in your garden

1. Throw an afternoon tea party  A tiny table, a pot of lukewarm ‘tea’, cups, saucers, serviettes and spoons and your toddler will be acting like the perfect lady of the house... Encourage her to ‘pour the tea’ and ‘add the sugar’. Offer plenty

ROCK STAR DADDY
By Suzanne Milne on 01/08/2008 15:58:18
After 25 years of rocking the world with Bon Jovi, drummer Tico Torres reveals the women, the passion and the rebellious rock 'n' roll spirit that inspired him to create a Rock Star Baby

that mums could go there and watch the show." Q. How do you balance family and career and build a great relationship with your child? A. "You get a licence to drive, but there’s no licence to be a parent. I believe there are no bad people out there. Our

Miffy the bunny girl
By Catherine O'Dolan on 22/03/2012 16:43:57
How one innocent little white rabbit with a kiss for lips came to be a classic icon in children's literature

’s creator for Miffy At The Gallery, a stylish book that pays homage to the artists who most influenced and inspired him, namely Matisse, Léger, Mondrian and Alexander Calder. Bruna is also a great advocate for encouraging art appreciation from a young age

The importance of play
By Siobhan Mulholland on 17/03/2012 16:47:26
Why toys are a mother's best friend…

help children to realise they have an effect on the world – they respond to a child’s touch. Babies learn that if they kick their feet, they can make the mobile wiggle. When this doesn’t happen – say, if the mobile is wedged against the wall – the baby

Expanding your little chef's repertoire
By Amanda Pauley on 12/04/2013 10:18:33
Henry Dimbleby, co-founder of Leon and father of George, 5, Johnnie, 2, and Dory, 1, explains why his ‘Cook 5’ meal crusade for children is so important

lack of a cooking culture in this country, so we’re aiming to bring it into every kitchen by encouraging children to learn how to cook five savoury meals,” explains Leon co-owner, chef and father-of-three, Henry Dimbleby.Participants simply sign up

Five Rules For Playtime
By Anthony T DeBenedet & Lawrence J Cohen on 01/10/2012 14:42:24
Before you go head-to-head with your child in battle, review these rules for happy play

you let your child catch his breath before doing it again. Laughter is an involuntary reaction and does not necessarily mean the tickling is fun for your child. See how much laughter you can get with a fake tickle, where you almost touch your child

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