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Top 7 Power Wheels Models That Kids Absolutely Love in 2025

Discover the top 7 Power Wheels models that kids are raving about in 2025! Find the perfect ride-on toy for your child’s next adventure.

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How to Plan the Ultimate Kids’ Birthday Party (Without Losing Your Mind)

Let’s be honest: planning a child’s birthday party can be… overwhelming. If you’ve ever found yourself Googling “stress-free birthday party ideas” late at night while wondering how to entertain a crowd of energetic kids, you’re definitely not alone. Whether it’s the chaos of keeping everyone happy, the mess left behind, or just finding a venue that doesn’t make you question your life choices...

How young is too young to start learning the piano

We all want to give our kids the best start in life. Taking part in a host of clubs, hobbies and sport helps youngsters to develop essential skills and grow into healthy, well-rounded individuals. But there simply isn’t the time or money for them to do everything. So, what should you prioritise?

We all want to give our kids the best start in life.

Taking part in a host of...

How to Handle Separation Anxiety When Your Child Starts Nursery

Separation anxiety is a natural response when a child starts nursery, but with the right approach, it can be managed effectively to ease both the child and parent into this transition. Understanding why it happens, how to prepare and what strategies work best can make a significant difference in creating a positive nursery experience.

Why Do Children Experience Separation Anxiety?

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How cycling helps in toddler development: Balance, coordination and confidence

My usually cautious one suddenly tackled the playground with newfound bravery. Meanwhile, my adventurous child discovered the patience to master slow, controlled movements. Two different personalities, one shared journey – and I'm still amazed by how cycling shaped them both.

Why is physical activity important in early childhood

Last month at our pediatrician's office, between...

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How to Create an Exciting Easter Basket for Kids (Ages 4+) 🐣🎉

Easter Baskets are really popular for Toddlers at the moment, but they are also great for bigger children. For older kids, you can get more creative and interactive with your Easter baskets! Here’s how to build one that will delight and entertain them long after the egg hunt is over.

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Is your child growing quickly? Here's how to choose the perfect children's bed

As parents, we all want the best for our children, especially when it comes to their comfort and safety. A good night’s sleep is crucial for their development, and choosing the right bed plays a significant role in ensuring they rest well. With children growing rapidly, it’s important to select a bed that meets their current needs while also accommodating future growth. From cribs for infants...

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12 Proven Strategies for Building Resilience in Children: A Parent's Guide

As my son approaches the age of ten, I am very aware that life is starting to become a bit harder for him in terms of pressure and competition. The sports he has enjoyed up until now have been just for fun or a bit of friendly competition, whereas now there are proper squads, tournaments, and league tables. School has been learning in fun ways, lovely school plays, and a great place to try...

New Pocket Money Toy for Generation Alpha Caters to the Cashless Society: Nestlums

Praised by toy experts as 'a playful pocket money tracker designed to help children's saving habits', Nestlums is the inspiring pocket money pet that parents with kids aged 4- 8 are rushing to snap up.

The days of emptying a piggy bank and feeling the joy of physically counting money are no longer relevant in an increasingly cashless society. While older kids, around 9-12 years old,...

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5 Things You Need To Know About Masking In Autistic Children

Whether it’s using facial expressions that don’t come naturally , mirroring others’, forced eye contact, or reducing visible reactions to sensory sensitivities, masking is a common strategy used by some autistic people in order to blend in and be more accepted within society .

For the approximately 700,000 autistic adults and children in the UK , masking can be undertaken consciously...

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Helping Kids Stay Active and Engaged Over the Half-Term Break

The half-term break is a welcome pause in the school calendar, offering children a chance to relax and recharge. However, it can also be a challenge for parents who want to keep their kids active, engaged, and away from excessive screen time. The good news is that there are countless activities to help children stay physically and mentally stimulated while making the most of their time off...