or reclaimed plastic or wood, or from organic cotton. More natural parenting tips from Junior:Five green ways to stay warm and toastyFive ways to have an eco-friendly school run

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, water, wildlife and dramatic scenery.More natural parenting tips from Junior:Five ways to pack an eco-friendly lunchFive ways to make your child's school greener

your child to check if her hair is clean by rubbing it between her fingers to create that squeaky sound.More health advice from Junior:How to cope with a bedwetting childWhy barefoot is best for babes

Encourage a culture of giving in your house by encouraging your child, each time she receives a present or new toy, to give one away to a local charity shop or even to a friend who might enjoy playing with it.More parent skills from Junior:Lifeskills: Looking

child to show you what she wants if you still can’t understand what she is trying to say.5. Buy her bubblesBlowing soap bubbles can help with verbal coordination, as it uses similar muscles to forming words.More development tips by Junior:Five ways

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that their sex is constant, so, for example, a little boy will now know that by putting on a dress he won’t become a girl. Taking their experience of their parents’ relationships, along with fairy tales about princes marrying princesses, children construct

council for one as an eco-friendly investment.More natural parenting tips from Junior:Five green ways to stay warm and toastyFive ways to create an eco-friendly bedroom