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Trick or treat tips
By Fiona McKim on 20/10/2011 16:41:08
How to have a scream this Hallowe’en
their lights switched off – they will either be out, or just trying to avoid trick or treaters!4. Prepare a party pieceInstead of just turning up in costume and demanding gifts, ask your children to learn a few spooky jokes or songs to perform in return
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Hallowe'en Cupcakes from The Primrose Bakery
By Lucy Phillips on 01/10/2012 10:54:00
It's all treat and no tricks with these delicious Ginger Cupcakes from the Primrose Bakery
Ginger cupcakes & Ginger fudge icingGinger cupcakesMakes 18 regular cupcakesIngredients200g unsalted butter, diced175g molasses sugar3 tbsp black treacle2 large eggs, free-range or organic, beaten300g self-raising flour150ml Semi-Skimmed Milk4 pieces of stem ginger, drained and...
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Scare Tactics - Halloween outfits
By Photography Jacob Thue; Fashion Matthew Holroyd on 23/09/2010 12:02:15
Don’t miss a trick – or treat – with these Hallowe’en-inspired casuals
Dracula: Prints Of Darkness Dracula mask (part of a four-piece Dracula dressing-up set) £8 by Marks & Spencer (ages 2–8); space-print sweatshirt £90 by Lacoste (ages 2–14); teal cords £37 by Mini A Ture (ages 2–12); paint-splattered suede boots £60 by Camper (sizes 23–38)For stoc...
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A spooky stateside Hallowe'en
By Kate Donoughue on 18/08/2011 11:52:14
Experience trick or treating the US of A way
Hallowe’en in the US coincides with half term in the UK, and what better way to celebrate it than in Washington DC? The capital lays on a host of events children will love, such as a Boo at the Zoo trick-or-treat evening where you can enjoy animal
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Chopstick Etiquette by the King of Chinese cooking, Ken Hom
By Catherine O'Dolan on 08/02/2013 14:34:45
How to use chopsticks – with a few tricks for children
restaurant, and use the rubber band trick! Wrap an elastic band tightly around the non-eating ends. Take a small strip of paper, fold it up small, then wedge it in between the chopsticks up near the rubber band to make a 'tong' effect so your child can just
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Travel Shorts
By Kate Donoughue on 02/11/2011 14:08:00
News, views, tips and tricks from the world of travel
A new Legoland Hotel will be opening at Legoland Windsor in March 2012. Featuring themed rooms, exploding toy boxes and treasure trails, prices start from £285 per room, including two days’ entry to the park.If a lack of decent sleep is affecting your wellbeing, book a babysitter...
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Surviving the long-haul flight
By Guy Winterflood on 15/04/2010 11:40:55
Making a journey to the other end of the Earth? Take heed of these tips and tricks
The feeling is familiar: you’re sitting in the departure lounge waiting to board that long-haul flight, watching your fellow travellers milling about, hoping, praying, that the two small children screaming and climbing over the seats will be travelling at the other end of the pla...
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Tips And Advice On Soothing Your Baby’s Sore Gums
By Fiona McKim on 26/10/2011 16:56:51
Avoid dental dramas with our top five teething tricks
Use a teething ringAs well as soothing her tender gums, a teething ring can also help your child to practise using her developing jaw. Cold rings can be particularly useful for calming down hot, inflamed areas and the process of chewing should provide a happy distraction from any...
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Happy Hallowe'en Dress Up
By Catherine Hudson on 23/10/2011 12:15:09
Get prepared for a spooky spot of trick or treating with our selection of fiendish fashion
Glitzy cat mask £3.50 by Angels at Accessorize
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Hallowe'en crafts: Witch's Hat
By Catherine O'Dolan on 15/10/2012 17:05:10
Cast a spell with this stylish witch's hat – perfect for a spot of trick or treating
Add playful decoration to a plain hat to become the more satorially scary witch in town! You will needFoam witch’s hat, made from a piece of black craft foam or card, or buy a ready-made witches hat.Purple self-adhesive fab foamPurple RaffiaAll-purpose glue3” circular craft punch...
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