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In the October Issue of Junior magazine
By Junior on 04/09/2008 13:53:14
Available now at your newsagent
In the Grand TraditionFamily customs that your child will treasure forever The Strategic ToddlerWhy you should celebrate when your toddler outwits youThe Great Big Food AdventureSophie Conran offers a taste of her childhood with exciting international flavours and exotic foodsMe...
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In the October issue of Junior magazine
By Junior on 10/09/2009 16:04:59
Available on newsstands now
The Rise of the GastropupMeet the discerning breed of young food-loving aficionados who are giving a whole new meaning to the phrase "fussy eaters" Guilty PleasuresTinned corned beef and Smash, followed by Angel Delight... Mmm, delicious. But what would your child make of these ...
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Celebrate the season with Junior's October edition
By Junior on 21/09/2012 15:30:14
Our new issue is packed with amazing Autumn Winter children's fashion, wonderful seasonal activites and the promise of the hippest Hallowe'en ever!
Celebrate the season of mists and mellowness with our bumper October edition. Highlights this month include:* The art of roughhousing Why every child needs lively physical play* Hip hallowe'en Treats, eats and ghostly gear* Art appreciation Why art
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Dyslexia Awareness Week October 31–November 6
By on 06/11/2011 16:29:03
Education specialist Sally McKeown shares simple to tips help children with reading
Dyslexia is a condition which affects how children process language and affects up to ten per cent of the population. While it pose challenges, there are some practical things youcan do to help your child: 1) Put in some extra time to help your child with her school reading book,...
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Clock watch
By Catherine Hudson on 25/10/2011 18:47:49
The changing of the clocks, forward in March and back in October, is the perfect reason to invest in a new timepiece
VTech KidiMagic alarm clock £22 from Debenhams
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Hallowe'en and Half-term events
By Helen McKay-Ferguson on 08/10/2010 10:22:14
A feast of hallowe'en and holiday activities around the UK
NorthYork Maze Hallowe’en FestivalOctober 23–31Haunted tractor and trailer rides, witch’s grotto, pumpkin carving and spooky makeovers. Time: 10am–4.30pm. Cost: £8.95 (adults), £7.95 (children). Elvington Lane, York YO19 5LT. For details, see www
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Hot off the press: Behind the scenes on a Junior shoot
By Catherine Hudson on 05/09/2011 09:35:25
Sneak a peek from the other side of the lens on our photo shoot with childrenswear label, No Added Sugar
in our October issue, which is on shelves now. We discover the exciting plans for the future of No Added Sugar, take a look at the couple's amazing art collection and sneak a peek at the boys' trendy bedrooms and amazing playground of a garden.Don't miss
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Exclusive - Behind the scenes video, with No Added Sugar
By Catherine Hudson on 05/09/2011 09:33:14
In another exclusive from Junior, see what happened when we made a splash behind the scenes on our photo shoot with No Added Sugar
in our October issue, which is on shelves now. We discover the exciting plans for the future of No Added Sugar, take a look at the couple's amazing art collection and sneak a peek at the boys' trendy bedrooms and amazing playground of a garden
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Barefoot Books Big Weekend
By Fiona McKim on 27/09/2011 18:09:43
Celebrate the power of storytelling at this enchanting arts event
the opening of their first British storytelling studio, Barefoot Books invite you to their shiny new premises in Oxford for their Big Weekend event. A full calendar of free activities will be on offer from October 8–9 including storytelling, dance, choirs
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Celebrate Diwali At Dishoom
By Fiona McKim on 26/09/2011 17:38:50
Experience the Hindu Festival Of Light at London’s first Bombay Café
significance of the Festival Of Lights and how it came to be?Head to authentic Bombay Café, Dishoom, on October 26 for a day of celebrations including face-painting, traditional pavement chalk–art, and a special screening of award-winning animated film, Sita
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