Parenting

14 September 2007

How To Help Increase Childrens Independence

You'll notice your child is working towards more independence from your family. He'll make more of his own decisions - from simple things such as the clothes he wears, to ...

12 September 2007

Christmas decorations step by step guide

This Christmas, why not turn your hand to making your own tree decorations? Not only will it help you save money but it will also be an innovative way to ensure ...
12 September 2007

Make this a hands-on Hallowe’en!

The spookiest night of the year is just around the corner and if you’re hesitant to buy another Hallowe’en costume for your child, why not get creative and make them ...

12 September 2007

Disneys Lion King - Lyceum Theatre in the West End

Disneys Lion King is the most amazing theatrical experience to be had in the West End.It makes the movie look like a dull kids fantasy. A mixture of miraculous costumes, ...
12 September 2007

Scientific nursing top gives breastfeeding babies a brain workout

Breastfeeding babies could become smarter thanks to a scientifically designed 'clever baby' nursing top revealed by the University of Portsmouth this week.The new nursing top incorporates the latest research in ...

7 September 2007

Unfounded Fears Spark Concerns For Potential MMR Epidemic

Research launched at the British Pharmaceutical Conference (BPC) in Manchester shows only 63% of UK parents vaccinate their children against measles, mumps and rubella (MMR), sparking concerns about the potential ...

5 September 2007

Typical personality

At first your child will be exploring new ideas and ways of behaving through pretend play and then by trying things out for real.The imagination really gets a proper workout ...

5 September 2007

Sibling relationships

It's normal for brothers and sisters to get along some of the time and to fall out the rest. Sibling relationships are the testing ground where children try out different ...

5 September 2007

A Study Reveals the Hidden Suffering of Children with Language Difficulties

Children in the UK with speech and language difficulties are prone to loneliness, feelings of frustration and poor self-esteem, a new Department of Health study has revealed.The study is the ...

3 September 2007

Being a parent takes a lot of energy

It's easy for your children to take up your every waking minute. But unless you look after yourself, you can exhaust all your reserves of energy and enthusiasm. Make time ...

31 August 2007

Childrens Moods, stress and depression

Some estimates say that up to ten per cent of children in middle childhood may suffer from depression.What might stress your childCommon causes include:arguments between parents or parents splitting up ...

31 August 2007

How To Deal With Bullying

Bullying is a big problem for many children. The largest UK bullying survey reports that seven out of ten children have been bullied at school. So parents need to be ...

29 August 2007

Terrible twos and maybe threes

Keeping a positive attitude and concentrating on the fun side of your toddler's life can lift your spirits, even when you're feeling down. Make an effort to join in her ...

29 August 2007

Typical personality

Stories of the terrible twos may appear to be coming true as your child changes mood, makes immediate demands and throws tantrums, especially in the supermarket or other public places. ...

24 August 2007

Dont Say No All The Time

Your toddler's desire for independence can mean she displays a lot of unreasonable negative behaviour that's puzzling or, at worst, irritating. Common examples include a refusal to let you strap ...

24 August 2007

Strange rituals

Rituals For Example... Eating lunch only if it's served on a blue and white plate. Drinking out of only one beaker and getting upset if you try to give him any ...

22 August 2007

University Clearing: Are you clued up

As A level results day looms, join Clearing Expert Christine Marchant and Student Jason Morrison as they offer advice on how to navigate the UK's university Clearing systemFrom Thursday 16th ...

22 August 2007

The changing face of exam results day

Students wish to turn online for post GCSE and A level exam results adviceThe revision's over, the exams have been sat, now comes the agonising wait to see how you've ...

18 August 2007

Weaning

The current UK advice is to stick to breastmilk (or formula if your baby isn't breastfed) for the first six months. But babies' needs are individual - some need food ...

18 August 2007

Sleeping

Your baby needs a lot of care when she's awake, and you may feel relieved when she drops off to sleep and looks so contented. You may worry if your ...

15 August 2007

How To Help To Tackle Tantrums

The peak age for tantrums is two to three, but they can happen earlier. Many children continue to have the occasional tantrum until they're four or five or even older, ...

13 August 2007

The changing face of exam results day

Students wish to turn online for post GCSE and A level exam results adviceThe revision’s over, the exams have been sat, now comes the agonising wait to see how you’ve ...

13 August 2007

University Clearing: Are you clued up?

As A level results day looms, join Clearing Expert Christine Marchant and Student Jason Morrison as they offer advice on how to navigate the UK’s university Clearing systemFrom Thursday 16th ...

13 August 2007

Get Your Child Into A Slepping Strategy

Good sleep and good moods go hand in hand for both parents and children. Yet sleep - much sought-after by parents and most resisted by children - is the most ...