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Joe Blogs sings along to Dr Who at the Proms and dances with daleks
By Joe on 29/07/2010 13:13:50
Hi, it's me, Joe.Duh guddy dun, duh guddy dun, duh guddy dun, duh guddy dun. Ooooh woooh. Ooooh woooh… I've got the theme tune from Dr Who running through my head. I've just been to the Dr Who Proms at the Royal Albert Hall, featuring all the music from my favourite TV programme....
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Junior's debut fashion film: Trends & Highlights for AW 2010.
By Matthew Holroyd on 01/07/2010 14:38:32
As Duran Duran would sing: Girls (and boys) on film, featuring the movie version of our Autumn Winter 2010 trends shoot
The new season's trends are Geek Chic; Sleek Grunge; Plaid and tartans; Elegant tailoring and Boho Chic. For more inspiration, see the August issue of Junior magazine, on sale now.
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Exclusive: Your Rudyard Kipling audiobook to enjoy during Earth Hour
By Emma Daly on 15/03/2013 15:33:02
The annual WWF Earth Hour takes place on March 23 between 8.30pm and 9.30pm, where people around the world are encouraged to switch off their lights to save the planet. Why not get the family together, light some candles and enjoy this exclusive version of "The Sing Song Of Old-Man Kangaroo" from Rudyard Kipling's Just So Stories, read by TV presenter Kevin McCloud...
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Songs for Christmas
By on 28/10/2010 12:28:09
Stir the spirits with some festive songs
Singing festive songs is the perfect way to warm the cockles and blast away the winter blues. This winter your child might be taking part in the Young Voices choir. Thousands of children will be gathering at four venues across the country
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The benefits of birdsong
By Fiona McKim on 16/02/2012 14:36:11
The National Trust launch a pioneering study into the science behind the chirp
For many, awakening to the sweet sounds of birdsong starts the day off in a harmonious haze of happiness (or if you’re not a morning person, a headache), but can the chirping and tweeting of our feathered friends actually have an impact on our health and wellbeing?This is the que...
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Make A Bad Ting Good With Rastamouse
By Fiona McKim on 07/10/2011 11:16:08
Meet the Rastafarian rodent as he launches his debut DVD
Having dazzled pre-schoolers, rock stars, parents and grandparents alike with their easy charm and jammin’ tunes, Rastamouse and his friends Da Easy Crew are releasing their first ever DVD, Da Crucial Plan.Containing six classic episodes from the television series, including Mice...
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Bring out your child’s inner performer
By Junior on 02/04/2012 16:41:51
Encourage a budding star with these creative ideas
Put on a fashion showThe contents of a dressing up box should provide bags of inspiration for a true ‘fashionista’ style parade. Spotlights, a makeshift catwalk and even a few camera flashes will add to the sense of occasion for all concerned.Set the sceneA favourite story, TV pr...
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Five Ways To Soothe A Stressed Baby
By Fiona McKim on 24/10/2011 16:26:34
keep your cool with these simple tips
1 Rock herIf your baby has been fed and changed and she’s still crying, try gently rocking her in your arms.2 Sing songsBabies are soothed by the sound of their mother’s voice and its vibrations, so softly sing your baby to sleep.3 Softly coo
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Repeat, repeat, repeat
By Fiona McKim on 18/07/2011 17:58:36
Practice makes perfect for inquisitive young minds
her new skill.2. The Hokey-CokeyIt would be difficult to find someone who doesn’t have fond memories of this classic singing game from their childhood. Any number of children can stand in the circle and follow your lead, putting limbs in, out
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Christmas in the Cotswolds
By Kate Donoughue on 24/10/2011 13:36:38
Rooms at the inn – take a festive break
the big man himself in his grotto, sing hymns while nibbling on mince pies, or snuggle up with some popcorn in front of It’s A Wonderful Life. Prices for a family of four start from £200 per night B&B.
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