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Toddle Born Wild launches Dribble-Proof Lip Balm and the first ever ‘Happy Gut’ Hand Gel for little ones!

The adventure continues for all-natural skincare brand and the intrepid Mum who took on her son’s red-raw chapped cheeks at her kitchen table – and won! All-natural skincare specialist Toddle Born Wild has launched two new products created to prevent little lips and hands from getting sore against the elements throughout 2020 and beyond. The adventure continues for the nation’s newest line in eco-friendly,
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What should you do if your child is ‘the bully’?

How do I know if my child is a bully?  Parents may think there is no problem – that it’s just a little teasing, or that it’s natural for children to fight with one another, but if your child is repeatedly hurting other children physically or emotionally, it’s bullying. Why is my child a bully? Working with children and families over the past 25 years I’ve seen my fair share of upset children
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‘Disney on Ice celebrates 100 years of Magic!’

Do you love Disney? How about ice-skating? If you answered yes to both – then Disney’s latest on-ice show might be right up your street! We sent two little reviewers age 4 & 8 to see what they thought of this rather wonderful show! Here’s what they thought… ‘It was awesome! My favourite bit was seeing Timone and pumba singing hakuna matata, they were
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Could emotional education solve student mental health crisis?

Some 96 percent of UK students believe universities should offer ‘emotional education’ on the curriculum to help reverse the student mental health crisis, according to new research.   The survey, from students’ emotional fitness app Fika, polled 1,500 students and 100 employers on the need for formal emotional and social education at schools and universities.   Almost two thirds (65 percent) of students said
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The smacking debate – to smack or not?

Smacking – It’s an ongoing debate. There have been studies over the years for and against smacking, but do we really need research to tell us whether to smack our children or not? A study by Marjorie Gunnoe, professor of psychology at Calvin College,Michigan, suggests that children who are smacked by their parents may grow up to be happier and more successful than those spared
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