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Memory Books
By Suzanne Milne on 02/02/2010 15:19:58
From your baby's first ultrasound pictures to your recollections of that tearful first day at school, there are great books that can help you keep your family's memories safe…
1. Mom’s One Line A Day: A Five-Year Memory Book (Chronicle Books, £12.99)What a great idea – it’s impossible to find the time for that half hour reminisce every evening, so why not just have this book at the ready for those snatched moments
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A Child's Memory Box
By Elaine McLaren on 07/12/2009 11:38:43
Encourage your child to store special treasures in their very own time capsule
Taking time to create a memory box really increases a child’s sense of belonging. By telling the stories of their life through little souvenirs from happy days out, you’re helping your child piece together their own autobiography
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Preserving precious memories with your child
By Fiona McKim on 22/09/2011 17:52:34
Record those special moments with these simple and fun ideas
Be snap-happyA traditional family photo-album is a classic method of preserving special memories and has been tried and tested for generations. Living in the digital age where so much of our information exists in cyberspace or on memory cards
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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
helped me to create my own identity and feel special at school.”What is your fondest memory of your school days? “I loved school. I liked the comeraderie and the special projects and adventures that we got to go on. I enjoyed science experiments as much
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We talk fashion and childhood memories with Green Baby
By Catherine Hudson on 27/05/2011 17:37:33
We discover what inspires Ali Clifford, Head of Creative and Marketing for award winning eco fashion label Green Baby...
Green Baby SS11Hi Ali, What is your job? I head up all the Creative and Marketing department for Green Baby.Do you have a nickname? Not one I'm telling you about!What did you want to be when you grew up?I didn't want to grow up... but if I had to then I wanted to be an art tea...
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Share your Disney memories and support Great Ormond Street Hospital
By Catherine Hudson on 05/01/2012 11:35:49
Disney Junior launch campaign to raise £1 million for the children's charity
©DisneySnow White dancing with the seven dwarves, Peter Pan flying high, Cinderella fitting the glass slipper... ask any child, or grown up, and almost everyone will have a favourite Disney memory. This year, Disney Junior are asking fans to share
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A blast from the past with retro prints
By Fiona McKim on 02/05/2012 11:44:24
Childrenswear takes a stroll down memory lane with groovy vintage vibes
Cowboy Sweatshirt, £20 by Their Nibs (ages 3-8)
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The charming Myleene Klass talks exclusively to Junior about her childhood
By Matthew Holroyd on 07/09/2010 12:21:02
The budding childrenswear designer shares her fondest childhood memories
Myleene Klass, songstress, classical pianist and budding designer of the beautiful Baby K range for Mothercare, speaks to Junior magazine about her fondest childhood memoriesWhere were you born and brought up? I was born and raised in Norfolk in a
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Snap Happy
By Coral Garlick on 20/04/2010 10:30:37
Encourage your budding Baileys and mini Marios to capture family memories on camera
enduring family memories. But how can you unleash this creativity?An uptight Daddy screeching “Be careful with the camera” is unlikely to bring out the best in your child’s inner David Bailey. Although you want to teach your child to respect the fragility
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Super skipping games
By Fiona McKim on 23/09/2011 10:42:45
Take a trip down memory lane with these fun childhood games
A playground classic for children of every generation, skipping games are active, fun and require little more than some rope or elastic, and a lively imagination. Here, author, Katie Hewett remembers the skipping games of her childhood:(Skipping was) "One of my favourite school g...
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