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Buying a home is a very emotive issue. It is going to be the place you live in, the place you raise your children and entertain your friends and family. You are going to want a place that feels right and has the potential you desire.
It was super chilly again on the school run this morning, the wind was making it feel extra wintery. How are you wrapping up at the moment? It’s easy to be warm when you can dress casually, but what about when you have to go into the office, or head to a meeting for a few hours. How can you remain smart and stylish but still be warm and cosy?
As the rising cost of living continues to stretch budgets with little signs of slowing down, it can be an extremely worrying time for many households across the country. This is especially true for families and can create questions that are difficult for parents to answer.
Parents are busy nowadays and are dependent on babysitters for some free time. However, going about finding the right babysitter can be a tough task. So, here are 5 key tips to help parents find and choose the right babysitter for their family.
Bath and shower time can be quite stressful for parents. Whilst the process of baths and showers for children changes over time as children grown up and become more independent, this can remain a time of high tension or stress in the household.
I first bought a weighted blanket when all the schools re-opened after being closed for COVID-19. One of my children was struggling with the transition back into school and was consequently very unsettled at night time. After looking into the benefits of these blankets I thought it was well worth a shot.
Footwear offers protection to little ones once they start walking. With the risk of young children’s feet being injured or ending up with hard soles, getting the right footwear is vital early on. For most parents, choosing the right footwear for little ones can be an exciting but frustrating ordeal.
Education and care during the early years of life are crucial for a child’s successful development. Research now shows, beyond any doubt, that quality early childhood care and education (ECCE) is key to improving outcomes in terms of physical health, social abilities and academic skills later on in life. This blog post explores why investing in ECCE truly matters – not only for a child’s learning journey but also as an investment that pays dividends in the long run to society both economically and socially.