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Winner Best Toy Design (3 - 5 years) 2012 - Play Shop & Theatre
By Junior Design Awards on 20/05/2012 in Toy Awards
Imaginative playthings that inspire creativity and fun learning
There are endless possibilities for pretend play with the versatile double-sided play shop and theatre. You can accessorise it with toy groceries, cash register and hand puppets to put on a grand show.Play Shop & Theatre £120 by Great Little Trading
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Shortlisted Best Classic Toy 2012 - Rosebud House
By Junior Design Awards on 20/05/2012 in Toy Awards
Treasured heirloom playthings that will stand the test of time
A dolls' house is a timeless present for pretend play and this classic wooden home from Mothercare is full of pretty little details like opening window shutters and versatile attic space. The house opens both at the front and the roof meaning lots
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John Lewis Christmas 2010 Press Show
By Matthew Holroyd on 14/07/2010 in Fashion news
A wishing tree prettily decorated with shoe lights and sackfuls of Christmas gifts are the seasonal offering from John Lewis
piano, child-size electric guitar and – not for the faint-hearted – a drum set.There was also a delightful array of pretend play toys and games to inspire your child's imagination, including make-your-own jewellery sets, a mini pink sewing machine, a
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In the September issue of Junior magazine
By Junior on 31/07/2008 in General
Available now at your newsagent
SuperchildWhat is that running down your street? Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's your four-year-old pretending to be BatmanThose Were the DaysTousled hair, tie askew, a missing tooth and a wayward fringe – it must be time for the annual school
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Good old fashioned games
By Judith Eagle on 16/10/2007 in Parent skills
If you’re nostalgic for simple childhood pleasures, nurture your child’s imagination with spontaneous back-to-basics activities rather than expensive toys or a structured schedule of events. Try some of these more traditional play ideas
run riot if his playtimeisn’t stage-managed, structured or rule-bound. To encourage imaginary play, choose simple toys that can be whatever your child wants them to be, such as a set of building blocks. Pretend tea sets and cooking equipment, or a
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Junior meets photographer Rankin
By Catherine Hudson on 04/10/2011 in Fashion biz
We chat to prolific portrait photographer Rankin about life behind the lens
Photographer Rankin and some of his playful M&S 'Do Your Thing' campaign imagesBest known by his surname alone, photographer John Rankin is at the top of his game. Spending his days shooting celebrities from supermodel Kate Moss, superstar Kylie
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Meet the award winning duo behind Hucklebones
By Catherine Hudson on 27/05/2011 in Fashion Awards
We meet Zoë and Dan, creators of the award winning girlswear label Hucklebones, and find out who they would like to design for, all about their childhood dreams and what they wore whilst they were growing up...
films and dramas would play 'Victorians' with my friends, dressing up and pretending we lived in another time. At what age and how did you start to notice fashion?I have always been interested in clothing and fashion. I loved creating outfits for my
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5 Signs That Your Baby Loves You
By Catherine O'Dolan on 06/08/2010 in Baby & toddler
Hopelessly devoted to you? Here's the telltale signs that your baby is your biggest fan!
to smiling your baby will have really got the hang of what it’s all about. And the more eye contact and interaction you have with your baby, the more he’ll flash his gummy grin. By the third month, smiles will be second nature: whenever you talk, sing or play
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Party dilemmas… and solutions!!
By Anne-Marie Flanagan on 18/04/2010 in Parties
How to make a children's party fun – for everyone
face by pretending you mislaid the invite and then lie, explaining that “We can only have limited numbers as the venue/entertainer/my house isn’t insured for any more.” Three: if you’re feeling brave, tell the truth: “Sorry, but Jane really doesn’t like
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Seven wonders of your toddler’s world
By Rachel Ragg on 18/04/2010 in Baby & toddler
As soon as your toddler is on the move, she’ll enchant you with her boundless curiosity and enthusiasm.
it’s up to you to set a good example, as toddler are to young to differentiate what’s desirable ‘copying’ behaviour and what’s not.THREE Playing let’s pretendA toddler’s love of exploring the physical world is more than matched by his love
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