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MORE outdoor activities with children since the lockdown?
Have you found yourself doing more activities outside with your children during lockdown? Have you made the most of those daily walks? Have you maximised your garden or outdoor space if you have one?
Books girls should read before the age of 17
Reading books is the best way to experience different environments by analysing the actions of the main characters. As you read chapter after chapter, the story or the lessons develop further to reveal more about the characters and offer the reader a greater insight.
Rushing to the shops or still shopping online?
As restrictions have eased this week I’ve seen images and comments from so many people online who are thrilled that certain shops have opened back up.
The easy way to find childcare: childcare.co.uk
Childcare has been something of a challenge for UK parents for many years. Whilst we all try to juggle family life and the responsibilities of our working lives, at the same time grappling with the financial balance of working and paying out for childcare. Also – what about childcare during these difficult times?
What does your lockdown wardrobe look like?
What have you been wearing during lockdown? Has your style changed with your circumstances, or are you wearing the exact same things as you were before the global pandemic?
NETGEM TV CONTENT HIGHLIGHTS FOR KIDS AND FAMILIES
As we begin half term, here is a list of ideas put together by Netgem TV to make your family time watching TV much more worthwhile.
A Million Thanks: Keeping Britain Baking
Perhaps you aren’t particularly into baking but you’ve enjoyed being busy in the kitchen during this global pandemic? Maybe you’ve been using it as a teaching tool with your children during home-schooling, but you’ve run out of supplies?
Raising resilient children in the age of a global pandemic
As parents we should be constantly helping our children to become resilient. Building resilience in childhood helps children navigate the obstacles they encounter as they grow. We can’t take away all the pain and stress but we can teach children how to deal with this and use it to build resilence.