to charity Save the Children, eight million children die every year before their fifth birthday from easily preventable diseases like diarrhoea and pneumonia. In the face of these statistics, the charity is launching its No Child Born To Die campaign

love giving and receiving presents, but we often overdo it. Try to think of ways to reduce waste at special times of the year, such as Christmas. Can you make your own cards? What about using saved wrapping paper from last year to wrap gifts? And rather

Young children love to imitate adults with imaginative games, providing an opportunity for smart parents to impart some simple life skills. When your child sets up shop in your kitchen and offers to sell you the contents of your refrigerator, try

1 Layer upVests, T-shirts, shirts, jumpers and tights or leggings under trousers will all help to keep out the chill and will feel less restrictive for your child than a single chunky piece of clothing. Natural fabrics, such as wool and cotton are preferable to synthetic ones as ...

Commissioned by a Swedish bank in the Seventies, this Elephant Money Box was given to children when they opened an account and came with the message that an elephant never forgets to save. While they are rarely seen these days, you can buy one

and The Museum of Modern Art with a New York CityPASS. There are also two option tickets that allow you to see additional attractions, such as the Statue of Liberty. The CityPASS costs $79 for adults (saving you $65 on the normal prices) and $59 for children aged

for women.We love the interactive ‘outfits’ feature which, as well as offering invaluable styling tips, shows the outfits dressed on real children. Hover over the image with your mouse to see them twirl and wave whilst showing off their Oilily outfits

Mary Portas ‘Queen of Shops’ has teamed up with Grazia Magazine to open a pop-up charity shop at Westfield Shopping Center in aid of Save the Children. The shop, aptly titled ‘Mary’s Charity Shop’, has had donations from Sarah Mower of American

By going all-inclusive, you can save a fortune. So give these a try:- Bahia Principe This family-friendly resort hotel at Bahia Principe in Tenerife has fantastic sporting facilities, including mini golf. From £769 per person and £239 per child all

Crete Escapes is offering an exclusive saving of £500 to Junior readers off a stay at the luxury Aloni House villa for weeks commencing July 26 and August 2, 9, 16 and 23. It costs from £375 per person, based on ten people sharing, including maid