There’s so much to do at the Eden Project that it’s the ideal destination for a kids’ party. From soft play to treetop walkways, if you want to entertain children of any age then the Eden Project is a wonderful place to bring them. Here are some of the best ways to celebrate a kids’ […]

New eBook ‘What a Cloudy Day’ teaching kids about clouds
With over 100 different types out there, clouds are probably one of the most overlooked elements in nature, yet the information they hold within their shape and formations can be both interesting and useful. Now, a new ebook for children by author and entrepreneur Monique Chambers, called What a Cloudy Day, aims to teach children […]

mifold the most advanced portable child restraint launches in the UK
Are you planning a trip away with the kids? Have you thought about how you will keep them safe when travelling in a taxi, car rental or in a family member’s car whilst away? Long gone are the days of being charged extortionate prices to have a car seat added to your rental car or […]

New healthy initiatives to get kids to eat their greens
Coercing children to eat their vegetables is a familiar struggle. Over the years, parents up and down the land have adopted unusual tactics in an effort to make greens seem palatable. Sometimes they resort to sneaking veggies into family meals – hiding cauliflower under cheese sauce, for instance, or chopping tiny nuggets of vegetables into […]

Child Friendly Villas Direct Launches World’s 1st ‘Teddy Travel’
One in three Brits are expected to book their winter getaway in January and February to beat winter blues • Nearly half of UK holidaymakers consider ‘teddy tantrums’ to be the number one cause of holiday headaches (45%) • Surprisingly, teddies ranked higher than tech troubles, with only 40% citing this as an issue With […]

UBTECH Robotics’ Jimu Robot Meebot teaching kids coding skills
Robots are this Christmas’ most in-demand tech toys, with today’s “digital first” youngsters being way ahead of their parents when it comes to learning about computer programming and how to code. But, while British parents are desperate to learn more about how to teach their kids coding at home, nearly half (42%) still don’t have […]
BigBangApps launches Wurzu to help children improve literacy skills
Technology such as smartphones and tablets are now equally as familiar to adults and young children alike, and there has been a quick progression from them being simply a tool for communication to becoming an integrated device for a range of actives. Learning and childhood development is just one use that has been discovered and […]
npower releases findings highlighting UK’s risk from CO poisoning
For this year’s Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week, npower has released findings from its annual carbon monoxide (CO) research to highlight how at risk the UK could be from CO poisoning. The results show there is a clear disparity between the UK’s awareness of CO poisoning and the UK’s actual understanding of what the symptoms are, […]
Scottish Book Trust to give free picture books to every Primary 1 child in Scotland
As part of Book Week Scotland 2016, the national celebration of reading taking place between 21 and 27 November, Scottish Book Trust will gift three free picture books to every Primary 1 child in Scotland. The books, all by Scottish authors or illustrators, will be gifted in the Bookbug Primary 1 Family Bag and children […]
EeviCo launches handmade children’s party invites in a bottle
Creators of vibrant, imaginative and unique party invitations, EeviCo has reinvented the announcement of children’s celebrations with an adorable new range of handmade message-in-a-bottle style party invitations. The handmade designs not only give guests the wow factor, but act as an ongoing keepsake, and a reminder of all the memories made on the occasion. Each […]