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How to have a happy child
On 26/11/2012 in Baby & toddler
Create a happy environment for your child to flourish in, with advice from author Dr. Harvey Karp
A happy and content child is what every parent wishes for, so we spoke to Dr. Harvey Karp the author of The Happiest Baby on the Block and The Happiest Toddler on the Block, to find out his thoughts on nurturing happiness.What are the most important
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Talkback: How to have a happy child
On 05/04/2013 in forum
The best way to have a happy child is to have a happy and content parent. Our children become who we are, not what we try and train them to...
The best way to have a happy child is to have a happy and content parent. Our children become who we are, not what we try and train them to be. As parents it is essential that we are honest about our insecurities, fears etc and work
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Ways to boost your child’s body image
On 08/02/2012 in Psychology
How to raise a happy, confident child from the inside out
, it shows on the outside. Healthy eating and exercise are as important for a happy mind as they are a fit, healthy body so make sure your child is getting enough vitamins and minerals from a varied diet and get those health-boosting endorphins flowing
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Five Rules For Playtime
On 01/10/2012 in Parent skills
Before you go head-to-head with your child in battle, review these rules for happy play
be getting a little too overwhelming for your smaller people. After all, it's not fun if your child doesn't think it is.1. No Obnoxious TicklingEspecially not the way your big brother used to tickle you. A quick little tickle or light jab is fine, provided
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The best Christmas gifts – Lomography Camera
On 05/12/2012 in Food & Lifestyle Shopping
Your child can get snap happy with this cool camera
, there is something distinctly refreshing about the permanence and element of surprise inherent in analogue photography.To snap your child’s creative journey into action, try this cute fish-eye camera by Lomography UK. The chunky rubbery design and handy wrist loop
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12 skills every child needs when starting school
On 30/08/2012 in Education
Being independent and self-sufficient is key to your child's success and happiness at school. Here's how to brush up on the vital skills he needs
routine, e.g wipe, flush, wash hands. Don’t forget to praise your child each time she remembers the routine.3. Wash and dry face and handsCreate a little story about what happens when she does this – the superhero properties in the water that will rid her
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Create a unique bedroom for your child
On 02/09/2011 in Interiors
A bedroom is a happy haven that reflects your child’s evolving personality. From a bright boudoir to an adventurer’s playden, here are some dream designs
Spirited and playful, but also functional and practical. Traditional or modern, formal or whimsical, your child’s bedroom is not just where she will lay her head to sleep at night or play during the day. It’s not just a place to snuggle up with a
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Ten of the best Christmas dress up outfits
On 23/11/2012 in Shopping
We have rounded up the chicest Christmas dress up outfits for the discerning festive party goer
Christmas Crown, from £25This playful crown, by Oeuf NYC, doubles as an ear warmer, keeping mother and child happy.Available at Oeuf.
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How to encourage empathy in your toddler
On 06/01/2011 in Psychology
Just like any other skill, empathy needs to be taught and practised. Here are some easy ways you can teach your child to understand others’ feelings
to understand how others feel. Teach your child "cross," "sad," and "happy" and move on to "disappointed,"
"surprised," "excited," "scared," and "thankful".
Use expressions Help your child learn to read facial expressions and body language. Point out facial
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Five really bouncy reads
On 05/04/2012 in Books
Wiggle and jiggle as you read these lively children's books
for your child about remaining positive in trying circumstances. On the other hand this is also a simple, happy read for preschoolers with cute drawings and plenty of opportunity to bounce along.
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