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Seven in ten modern parents say play dates are now an integral aspect of parental hierarchy

New Study Suggests Organising Children's Play Dates Has Become a Competitive Minefield

Seven in ten (77 percent) modern parents say play dates are now an integral aspect of parental hierarchy – with a WHOPPING 90 percent admitting they are trying to keep up with the Jones's when their little ones bring their friends home to play.

A further 88 percent of the 2,000...

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Almost half of Brits prefer to grow old at home according to survey

A recent survey into attitudes towards care has revealed a lack of openness and education on crucial ageing and care-related topics, and widespread awareness gaps among the UK population about the different support options available to them as they age.

The poll of 2,281 people commissioned by national domiciliary and live-in care provider Bluebird Care revealed that, while almost...

How to navigate the 'break-up' season

Navigating a break-up can be a difficult process, made all the more complicated when you share a home with your partner. If you don’t put certain measures in place to protect yourself from financial loss, you can leave yourself vulnerable post break-up. According to dating app Bumble, December is one of the most popular times for relationship break-ups, dubbing this ‘break-up season’....

The Ultimate Guide to Keeping Kids Entertained Over the October Half-Term

October half-term is a welcome break from the school routine, but it can also be a challenge for parents trying to keep their children entertained. With the right mix of activities, however, you can ensure that your kids have a fun-filled and memorable week. Whether you’re planning adventures at home or considering a more structured experience, this ultimate guide will help you make the most...

Advice on how to manage allergic reactions in the school environment

GP shares back to school advice for children with allergies to prevent reactions

As children prepare to head back to school, parents are often focused on ensuring their kids are ready for the challenges ahead. However, another health concern deserves attention, especially for children with allergies. Dr. Tom Dawson, a leading Pediatrician at Midland Health, offers advice on how to manage and prevent allergic reactions in the school environment.

“Allergies are a...

Nuevo Vallarta: A Better Option Than Cancun?

In recent years, Nuevo Vallarta has emerged as a standout option. And why not? It's wonderful, especially for travellers seeking a coastal experience in Mexico.

But why choose Nuevo Vallarta over other places like Cancun? While Cancun remains a more popular destination, here are several reasons why Nuevo Vallarta might be a better choice for some people, or even for more than you...

Fostering lifelong learning: The role of early education

Lifelong learning is not just a concept but a necessity in today's fast-paced world. The foundation of this continuous learning journey begins in the early years of education. Understanding the role of early education in fostering lifelong learning can help us appreciate its significance and advocate for better educational practices and policies.

The Foundations of Early Education...

The six-week break is a great opportunity for families to enjoy both indoor and outdoor activities

Summer fun for kids could cost families £1,000

The six-week holidays have commenced and parents are looking for ways to keep their kids entertained without breaking the bank.

Hodge reveals the potential costs of family outings and shares tips on having fun while staying in budget.

Christie Cook, managing director of retail at Hodge said:

“The six-week break is a great opportunity for families to enjoy both...

Exploring the Evolution of Baby Gear: A Focus on Travel Strollers

As families become more adventurous, the demand for baby gear that supports an active lifestyle has significantly risen. Among the various items essential for travelling parents, the travel stroller stands out as a must-have for its convenience and functionality. This evolution marks a significant shift from the bulky, cumbersome strollers of earlier decades to modern designs that emphasize...

Almost nine in ten children say that the most important thing on holiday is having fun

What kids want from a summer holiday revealed

Almost nine in ten children (87%) say that the most important thing on holiday is having fun and spending time with their family, according to parents in a recent study.

While holidaymakers typically head off in search of scorching temperatures and foreign culture, fascinating new research has revealed the desires of the ones that really matter – the children.

The study into...

Protect your pooch from toxic plants on summer walkies

Pet owners are being warned to avoid common poisonous plants that their dogs may encounter while out for a walk this summer.

Experts from Quotezone.co.uk are advising Brits to steer clear of dangerous plants which pose a significant threat to their four-legged friends.

Nature walks are a fantastic way to enjoy the great outdoors with dogs during summer months, however, it's...

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