Edited by Dr Amanda Gummer Many parents complain to us that it’s a real battle to get children interested in anything other

In the media, there is a lot of speculation about the effects of different parenting styles on children and even

Many of us have an image in our head of the perfect, cosy Christmas – decorating our homes, putting up

So…have you got that slime out of your carpet yet? Thrown out the old fidget spinners? Hoovered up the last

One of the biggest myths about playing is that it is a waste of time unless it has a purpose.

They grow up so quickly, don’t they? And as much as we resign ourselves to buying new shoes and clothes

The older children get, the smaller and more expensive their requests seem to become! As a result, you may need

Editor: Anna Taylor   I am a teacher, and the other day I watched a wonderful assembly that was the

There are some amazing people out there who didn’t let dyslexia get in the way of being awesome. And neither should your child.

Bedtime battles are never easy, especially after a long day, so let us take a look at some ideas which can make it a lot easier for you and your child.

So…have you got that slime out of your carpet yet? Thrown out the old fidget spinners? Hoovered up the last

One of the biggest myths about playing is that it is a waste of time unless it has a purpose.

They grow up so quickly, don’t they? And as much as we resign ourselves to buying new shoes and clothes

The older children get, the smaller and more expensive their requests seem to become! As a result, you may need

If you're worried about the safety of slime, remember it can be a learning tool for kids and making it at home can provide many educational opportunities!

There’s nothing I love more than getting my children outside – even when it’s raining. In fact, we particularly like

Check out our survival guide on getting the entire summer holidays with the kids! Find inspiration for play ideas and activities to enjoy with your child!

Children can learn new skills, have fun, play and develop self-confidence by spending time in the garden tending plants and growing their own food.

Active games for energetic toddlers Toddlers are positively buzzing with energy most of the time! Here are some simple activities

Play on a budget: Classic toys you can make yourself Making your own toys can save you money and really

Edited by Dr Amanda Gummer Many parents complain to us that it’s a real battle to get children interested in anything other

Fortnite is quickly taking over the world as the most popular video game but what is it and should my child be playing it?

(Pssst….you don’t even need to download an app for these!)   You can’t escape from it, even if you want

The Children’s Commissioner urges both schools and parents to prepare children with adequate skills before venturing into social media  

Take a look at these Approved and Recommended Apps from the Good App Guide to help support children with Special Educational Needs (SEND)

Facebook has announced a new partnership with charities, Childnet International and the Diana Award, to help combat cyberbullying

Car journeys can be challenging with children; boredom soon sets in and the whinges and choruses of ‘are we nearly

We take a look at the Snapchat Bullying Game and Tinder-Like App Parents Need to Know About to protect their children online.

Sexting is becoming increasingly common amongst teenagers today and whilst it may seem like harmless fun to them, they must know of the risks involved.

Through imaginative play your child is acting out situations they have seen or been a part of, which is great for learning how to navigate social situations...

Edited by Dr Amanda Gummer Many parents complain to us that it’s a real battle to get children interested in anything other

There are some amazing people out there who didn’t let dyslexia get in the way of being awesome. And neither should your child.

Making friends can be tricky for a child with ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder), one of the most common conditions in childhood.

There’s nothing I love more than getting my children outside – even when it’s raining. In fact, we particularly like

We spoke to one teacher to discuss the importance of adopting inclusive education in mainstream schools and the benefits of it.

What are the signs to look out for if your child is self-critical and what can you do to help them?

This Month, our guest blog focuses on Ayala, an amazing 9-year-old girl who has Cerebral Palsy and refuses to let her disability get in the way of her fun!

All children deserve, and need, access to a range of play opportunities and, regardless of ability, so here's our list of 9 inclusive activities to try out

Children can learn new skills, have fun, play and develop self-confidence by spending time in the garden tending plants and growing their own food.

Girls aged between eight and 15 spend almost half as much time taking part in sports activities as boys of the

In the media, there is a lot of speculation about the effects of different parenting styles on children and even

Many of us have an image in our head of the perfect, cosy Christmas – decorating our homes, putting up

Editor: Anna Taylor   I am a teacher, and the other day I watched a wonderful assembly that was the

There are some amazing people out there who didn’t let dyslexia get in the way of being awesome. And neither should your child.

Bedtime battles are never easy, especially after a long day, so let us take a look at some ideas which can make it a lot easier for you and your child.

Making friends can be tricky for a child with ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder), one of the most common conditions in childhood.

If you're worried about the safety of slime, remember it can be a learning tool for kids and making it at home can provide many educational opportunities!

We're looking at how parents can help their children to value and appreciate diversity through everyday experiences

What are the signs to look out for if your child is self-critical and what can you do to help them?

This Month, our guest blog focuses on Ayala, an amazing 9-year-old girl who has Cerebral Palsy and refuses to let her disability get in the way of her fun!