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SIGNS THAT A CHILD COULD BE A VICTIM OF GROOMING

THE grooming gangs scandal has raised fears among many parents and carers about the safety of children and young people.

Even as calls grow for a national enquiry, it appears unlikely new measures will be rolled out anytime soon to safeguard those at risk.

It means parents and carers will be increasingly concerned about the risks children may be left exposed to by groomers...

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Essential Dental Care Tips for Your Child’s Healthy Smile

Maintaining oral health in children is paramount for their overall well-being and confidence. A strong dental care foundation can prevent many issues down the road, allowing your child to enjoy a beautiful, healthy smile. Encouraging good dental habits early can help reduce anxiety associated with dental visits and instil a sense of responsibility in children regarding their oral health....

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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...

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5 expert tips to help parents adjust baby sleep schedules when the clocks go back

For many across the country, the clocks going back on the 27th of October means looking forward to an extra hour in bed, but parents may find themselves dealing with disrupted sleeping patterns and an even earlier wake-up time for their little ones.

To help families navigate this transition, baby and nursery retailer, Kiddies Kingdom , has partnered with a child sleep expert to...

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A Health Coaches Tips for Managing 'September' Back To School Anxiety

Many people, especially parents and children, experience “September anxiety” as going back to school marks a time of significant transition and change. This anxiety can stem from a variety of factors, such as the end of a relaxing summer routine, the stress of preparing for a new academic year, and the uncertainty or fear of the unknown for both parents and children. The start of school can...

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Santa's Little Sleepers: 5 tips to help your child sleep this Christmas

Christmas is an exciting time for everyone, but especially for younger children and changes to routines and the anticipation of Christmas day can make getting a good night's sleep difficult. With that in mind, the experts at Sleepseeker have compiled a list of tips to help ensure that your child gets a good night's sleep and is properly rested for all of their favourite Christmas activities...

Six Tips to Teach Your Child About Endangered Animals

The topic of endangered animals can be a difficult one for adults, let alone children. How do you explain, in simple and sensitive terms, that human action is destroying the planet and subsequently wiping out entire species of animals?

Yikes.

It's the younger generations that are going to suffer the most from the impact of climate change , so it’s in their best interest to...

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Massive boost to childcare payments marks the first step in largest ever expansion of childcare

Universal Credit’s maximum childcare payments will rise nearly 50% – up to £1,630 per month – from 28 June.
  • Additional support worth up to £522 a month for families
  • Many parents will get help from DWP immediately with their first bill – instead of in arrears – to help them manage their budgets
  • Comes alongside plans to boost childcare workforce to deliver historic
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How much should you tidy your child’s bedroom?

So, I have been having a bit of an internal dilemma recently about how much I should tidy my children’s bedrooms .

For context, I have an 8-year-old son and a six-year-old daughter, and although they receive pocket money each week on the standard premise that they keep their bedrooms tidy, I spend quite a bit of my time tidying it myself.

I hear many people say that ‘Whilst you live...

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Disabled children to benefit from funding for short breaks

Thousands of families with children with special educational needs supported with short breaks from theatre trips to outdoor activities helping to build vital skills

Thousands more families with children with special educational needs will receive support with short breaks, including theatre trips, hiking or craft workshops, as the scheme is expanded to 10 new areas of the country.

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