Thanks to our beloved Penneys, everyone can fill their home with a little bit of Harry Potter charm. For big kids, little kids and grown up kids he’s more magical than a Horcrux, rolled up in an invisibility cloak, hidden inside the Hogwarts sorting hat. Whether your little one has read all the books or…
Originally posted 2017-08-09 09:30:24.
Conjunctivitis, also known as pink eye, is a very common and treatable inflammation of the conjunctiva, the transparent membrane that lines the inside of the eyelids and the whites of the eyes. This inflammation can be caused by an infection, an allergen, or some other irritant. Is it contagious? It’s very contagious and infective conjunctivitis…
While we all know that reading is beneficial to a child’s academic development, it can be difficult to know where or when to begin. Even if you’re not an avid reader yourself, there are ways you can encourage the habit in your little one. If you want some tips on helping your toddler’s literacy, read…
This banana bread has been tried and tested numerous times and always comes out perfectly! It’s great as a little pick me up during the day or as a yummy dessert. Prep time is quick taking fifteen minutes tops to get the mixture into the oven and the long baking time means you don’t have…
Bringing your child into the kitchen can help them explore their tactile senses while encouraging them to develop a healthy and adventurous relationship with food. While the kitchen can be filled with potential risks for your child, as long as you keep a guiding eye, it can be a fun (if not messy) experience for…
Those first few days after giving birth you don’t have time to be doing much besides resting (when you can), feeding your little one and recovering. Most mums barely have enough time to get changed out of their pajama. But why should they? At a time when it’s paramount to feel good, the Charlotte Keating…
