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Parenting and family from birth to great grandparents
Certain ailments tend to come up later in life. Diabetes, heart disease, osteoarthritis, and memory loss are some of the most common illnesses that afflict many older people. Diseases and health conditions are influenced by many factors, including heredity, environment, and socioeconomic circumstances. Lifestyle also plays a significant role in age-related diseases, and […] Read more…
If you’re a young person about to enter college, you probably imagine it’s like high school but with a little more freedom. You’ll have the choice to live at home or move away. You’ll also enjoy more academic liberties. One day, many years after college, maybe decades later, you will wistfully confide to someone, […] Read more…
Include some of these cheap activities and outings for children and families in holiday plans to keep children busy and active during school holidays. School holidays can be a great opportunity to spend time together as a family. It is not necessary to take expensive trips to build wonderful family memories. There are lots of […] Read more…
It’s difficult when looking for childcare arrangements for several reasons. If you are new to an area or if you are a new parent who has never needed to source a trusted and well-reviewed carer before. Childcare.co.uk is the ideal way to source local childcare services such as babysitters, registered childminders, nannies, private tutors […] Read more…
With us being away from family, I am always interested in things to make the gap closer. Whether this is face time calls so Lucas can see family and have a chat or creating photo books that my Grandparents receive through the post monthly. The people behind TELL App got in touch with […] Read more…
Oh my goodness the weather has gone cold and it has been so rainy recently. Not one to let the weather dampen our moods and keep us inside, Lucas and I have still been out and about on adventures. Ninja battles Imagine walking along and all of a sudden you are surrounded by […] Read more…
Lucas was due to start reception class in the UK last month but as we moved to France, he’s now got another nursery year. In the French education system, children start L’Ecole Maternelle at the age of 3 where they go into the Petite Section for age 3-4 years, the Moyenne Section […] Read more…
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I hope this guide will help you help children cope with death. First, before I go further, it is essential to acknowledge that dealing with your feelings is challenging, without the addition of caring for young people. Therefore, before you can help others, you need to take care of your needs too. Talking to […] Read more…
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For decades now, having your child alongside you when you’re sleeping seems to have gotten a bad reputation and I completely understand the risks but it is actually great, and packs in a ton of benefits for both the parent and the child. We have co-slept since he was a baby. So if you’ve got […] Read more…
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Watching your child perform well at school and in academics can be a very fulfilling and satisfying feeling, and quite frankly, that’s what we all want to experience as parents. But that, just like the other parts of parenting, takes effort to achieve- so here’s helping you with that. Focus on Consistency Consistency is the […] Read more…