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Treasure Your Family Memories
By Suzanne Milne on 01/10/2012 14:49:34
Five ways to make your family memories into every day treasures

in uniform black or white or a mix of contemporary and vintage) or a single large colourful board to pin pictures upon makes an effective and adaptable display. The real difficulty starts when you have to select your favourites for display. Involve each

The secrets of your child's success
By Chris Quigley on 17/04/2012 15:15:36
Eight simple rules to help your child reach the top

1 Find your energySuccess does not come knocking at the door. We all need to go out and find areas in which we can experience success. Finding something your child is good at builds confidence. Some children may not be good at the things they spend

Swimming with your child
By Junior on 30/04/2012 17:19:01
It’s never too soon to instill water confidence in your child

. An important consideration when taking your baby swimming is that the water is warm enough. It needs to be at least 32ºC for babies of three months and under or weighing less than 5.5kg; and 30ºC plus for a baby beyond that. It’s horrible seeing your baby

How to ease your child's worries
By Junior on 29/06/2012 15:33:59
Soothe your child's fears with these quick tips

.Talk about itGood listening skills are essential. Sit down and chat during the day, so it’s not odd to talk about your child’s worries.Look for tell-tale signsSome children won’t want to let on what they are afraid of, in case it worries you. Sleeplessness

Brilliant ways to bounce your baby
By Fiona McKim on 05/04/2012 11:53:04
Try these loving ways to get moving with your baby

babies (from around eight months) to create their own, very satisfying vertical movement. These bouncers strengthen leg muscles and help babies learn new motor rhythm which they might not otherwise explore.4. Incorporate a daily buggy ride into your baby

Ways to encourage your child's creativity
By Fiona McKim on 20/12/2011 17:17:54

1 Dress up Create a dress-up box. A doctor, a dragon or Darth Vader… pretending to be something or someone else will let your child’s imagination run riot.2 Stimulate sensesYour child will love exploring different textures and scents. Gather leaves

Teaching your child the value of money
By Amanda Pauley on 13/03/2013 15:54:21
How to find the balance between spontaneous spender and prudent piggy-banker with ease

While you may envy your toddler’s ability to live in the moment, a little bit of future planning can ensure she finds the balance between spontaneous spender and prudent piggy-banker with ease in later life.Children as young as eight can now get

Fabulous interiors for your child's bedroom
By Matthew Holroyd on 26/07/2010 11:28:11
Decorate your child's bedroom in a beautiful array of luscious wallpapers

and sure to make your child's bedroom the envy of all your neighbours!

Cool designs for your child's room
By Helen McKay-Ferguson on 19/03/2012 15:09:45
We reveal eight inspiring designs that will rock your child's world

Is it a rocking horse? Is it a rocking rabbit? Is it a motorbike? The Constantin rocker by Thomas Maitz can be all of the above – with a little imagination, and the addition of fun play shapes that adhere to its fuzzy hide/fur/body.

Your Child's Creative Art Kit
By Fiona McKim on 20/03/2012 14:34:28
Junior picks the top tools to inspire your budding artist

Poster Paints £2.49 for six, Rainbow Block £3.99, Chubbybrush £1.25 each all by Galt

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