#KeepWalesSafe is the Welsh Government’s official response to the on-going COVID-19 pandemic. Whilst the mass vaccination programme continues across Wales, the Delta variant of Coronavirus, which may be more transmissible than other variants, remains a cause of concern.
In a bid to get organised, I’ve been trying to remind myself of all of the things we can do, but especially the things that don’t cost a fortune. I’ve shared some of these below in case they are helpful.
If you are interested in taking part, simply click on the relevant age group for your child, then the task you wish to take part in with your child. You then need to email the researcher (email address on page) and they will send you the link.
From maternity subscription boxes to self care hampers filled with face masks, chocolates, special message balloon bouquets and more, there are a lot of gift options that you can choose from. Not only can these be delivered conveniently every month but are also a reminder for the new mum to take care of herself.
Every child goes through different phases of development along with behavioural and cognitive evolution. In this, sensory play contributes immensely in their early learning periods as it involves various senses.
When you are looking for a wetsuit for your child, there are a few things to consider. Spend time looking for good deals and read the reviews.
The Z6 is a smartwatch for kids, which features voice and video communication as well as safety features, allowing parents and kids to stay in touch in a free and secure way.
How many times have you bought footwear for your children and they’ve wrecked the shoes within a couple of weeks? even worse, smart school shoes which have been quickly trashed? I mean, kids shoes need to be robust. They climb, they run, they jump, they hardly ever sit still, and why should they? Their shoes should be able to take a battering.