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Splendid summer shopping centre activities
On 18/07/2011 in Days Out
Stay cool this summer with our pick of the best shopping centre activities
–August 30Westfield in London are providing a family friendly spin on the classic dinner and a show date formula for summer 2011. Alongside live appearances of popular characters including Ben 10, TingaTinga Tales and Thomas the Tank Engine, children can
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Camper Autumn/Winter 2012-13 press preview
On 14/05/2012 in Shopping
Junior previews the Autumn Winter children's collection
It may be raining outside, but at the autumn winter Camper press show it looked more like snow. Setting a wintery scene provided a perfect backdrop to the new children's styles. Mainly winter boots, our favourites included a pair of bright yellow
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Ten games to play with your toddler
On 16/03/2012 in Baby & toddler
Spark her imagination with these simple pastimes
1. Jump and hop Make two circles with two pieces of string – a big circle with a longer piece and a small circle with the shorter piece. Then show your child how to jump up and down inside the bigger circle, then do the same for the small circle
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Shortlisted Most Innovative Product 2012 - Sudocrem Kids & Babies Mousse
On 20/05/2012 in Interiors & Lifestyle Awards
Our judges were spoilt for choice by all the ingenious items beautifully designed to make family life happier
The Sudocrem mousses are the only children's skincare to products to use Proderm Technology. This innovative technology locks in moisture, is rapidly absorbed, forms a semi-permeable membrane and strengthens the lipid composition of the skin
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Postcard from… Cuba
On 18/07/2011 in Long-haul
There's lots of good reasons why you should visit Havana
Where? Havana.Why go there? It’s a vibrant city steeped in history with stunning architecture, great music and kicking cocktails.Children will love... The lively streets have a carnival atmosphere and puppet theatres. There are also beaches
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Why one is the perfect number
On 10/03/2009 in Psychology
No longer lonely and spoilt – today’s only child is self-sufficient and high-achieving. So while siblings may have the benefit of a DNA matched confidante they will have for life, what are the bonuses of being an only child?
, only children do not differ from others, according to Dr Falbo’s studies. The findings also show no difference between the personalities of first-born children and only children – who were no more selfish, socially awkward, grandiose or needy. One
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Tourism Concern’s Ethical Travel Guide
On 10/08/2011 in Tips & advice
The second edition of Tourism Concern’s Ethical Travel Guide is fully updated and packed with ideas for greener, more socially responsible holidays
Whether you want to show your children how sustainable farming works in Ecuador or experience a culinary tour in Crete, Tourism Concern’s Ethical Travel Guide (Earthscan, £14.99) offers ideas for holidays that will take you into the heart of local
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Autumn Days Out In London
On 15/09/2011 in Days Out
Our pick of the most awe-inspiring autumnal activities
to show off your creative carving skills and maybe even pick up a prize. Children aged ten and under can win prizes for best fancy-dress as well as their pumpkin-slicing skills in the first-floor demonstration kitchen, after which the competition heats up
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Now touring: The best family shows in your area
On 10/04/2012 in Days Out
See stars of the stage as they visit theatres across the country
The Science Museum Live On TourMarch 12–June 16For an innovative show that’s bound to get a reaction, the Science Museum Live On Tour will spark your child’s imagination with explosive experiments, popping pyrotechnics and digital footage. For more
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Let your talents shine for Save the Children
On 25/01/2011 in Leisure
Support the charity’s new campaign, No Child Born To Die
will be screened showing young children from Tanzania looking at projections of inspirational heroes, including David Beckham, Einstein and Usian Bolt. “Whatever you are born to do you can do it and help save lives,” says Natasha. “Families can bake cakes, have
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