New Nutrition Book Offers A Fresh Approach To Fuelling ADHD And Dyslexic Minds
Rising awareness of ADHD and Dyslexia In the UK around 2.6 million people (708,000 children, 1,9m adults) have attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)[1]. Many areas of the UK have also long backlogs for adult ADHD assessments with around 196,000 people on waiting lists[2]. Dyslexia -difficulties with processing speed, reading and spelling also affects about 1
Kickstart 2025 with Walk Your Dog Month
Parents News have teamed up with The Healthy Pet Store to offer you the chance to win: A Company of Animal 5m training lead Soft Chicken with Cod Sandwich Woolf Snack treats Lamb Chunkies Woolf Snack treats Duck Chunkies Woolf Snack treats Read the informative article below with helpful tips about walking your dog. The
SEA LIFE UK and Nintendo takes a Deep Dive into the World of Animal Crossing
A new collaboration between SEA LIFE UK and Nintendo takes a deep dive into the world of Animal Crossing: New Horizons This year, immerse yourself in a unique universe with Animal Crossing: New Horizons at SEA LIFE centres across the UK. The renowned life simulation game, developed by Nintendo, offers an immersive experience into a
The Smeds and The Smoos at the Lyric Theatre
Tall Stories brings their Olivier Award-nominated adaptation of The Smeds and The Smoos to the West End next summer. It is based on the beloved picture book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler. This exciting production will run at the Lyric Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue, from 18 July to 7 September 2025. Tickets are already on
Preschool wheeze diagnosis and treatmen
Aston University and Birmingham Children’s Hospital have highlighted gaps in diagnosing and treating preschool wheeze. This common condition affects 30–40% of children under six and leads to significant health and emotional challenges for families. Preschool wheeze: a widespread issue Preschool wheeze causes episodes of breathlessness and wheezing, often triggered by viral infections or allergies. Although
V&A South Kensington and Young V&A activities
Start the New Year with a vibrant mix of activities at South Kensington and Young V&A. From hands-on workshops to thought-provoking talks, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Creative workshops for families at V&A Make it: Fashion Dates: 25 January – 22 February 2025 Time: 10.30 – 16.30 Location: Art Studio, Learning Centre, South Kensington
AI in education for students and teachers
The UK Government’s AI Opportunities Action Plan has sparked excitement in the education sector. Bridgette Barrett, Geography Lead at SaveMyExams, highlights the potential benefits AI offers for students and teachers. AI in education: a tool for efficiency and growth Bridgette Barrett welcomes the plan, explaining that AI already supports teachers and students across the UK.
Hairlogyx: Revolutionising At-Home Hair Care with Expert Consultations and Subscriptions
Hairlogyx is transforming the way individuals approach hair care at home by offering a personalised, professional experience that rivals the salon. With tailor-made consultations designed by experienced hairdresser Rachel Edis, Hairlogyx connects users with salon-quality products that cater to their specific hair needs. Personalised Consultations with Expert Guidance One of Hairlogyx’s standout features is its
Tower of London Relaxed Hour for SEN families
Tower of London: This January, Historic Royal Palaces introduces Relaxed Hour at the Tower, a sensory-friendly experience tailored for Neurodivergent and Learning-Disabled children aged 5–16 and their families. A sensory-friendly visit to the Tower of London On Sunday, 26th January, families can explore the 1,000-year-old fortress in a calm and inclusive environment. The experience, designed
Girlguiding members speak about rising pressures on girls
Children’s Commissioner hears directly from Girlguiding members. Dame Rachel de Souza DBE, the Children’s Commissioner for England, met with Girlguiding’s Advocate Panel and young members to discuss the growing pressures girls and young women face today. Joined by Girlguiding CEO Angela Salt, the meeting highlighted key challenges such as appearance pressures, sexual harassment, and rising
Apprenticeship: Teachers may access a free British Army resource
Help students explore apprenticeship with free British Army resource National Apprenticeship Week (10th–16th February) is the perfect time to introduce students to exciting career pathways. British Army Supporting Education offers a free assembly resource to help secondary schools showcase apprenticeships as a viable option. Why use this resource? Engaging and informative The 20-minute presentation is
Discover the New Niseko Village Kids Club: A Winter Adventure for Little Explorers
Parents planning a winter getaway to Japan’s renowned Niseko Village can now enjoy world-class skiing and snowboarding while their little ones embark on their own adventure. YTL Hotels has officially launched the Niseko Village Kids Club, an exciting and enriching childcare programme designed for children aged 18 months to 11 years old. Offering a blend
A Fun and Engaging Way to Encourage Healthy Habits
From the moment I introduced Squiggy the Poo to my three-year-old, he was hooked. The story, told through the adventures of Squiggy the Poo and Sally Star, is interactive and relatable, encouraging children to think about their own experiences with using the toilet. My son quickly connected with Squiggy’s journey and began engaging with the
All Aboard to Covent Garden for February Half Term Fun
Saturday 15 to Sunday 23 February 2025 This February Half Term, London Transport Museum in Covent Garden is the place to be for families seeking creative, interactive, and educational activities. From arts and crafts to engaging workshops and captivating family tours, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Best of all, kids go free, and adult
How A.I. creativity is reshaping the future
Duncan Wardle on the future of innovation As CES prepares to showcase A.I creativity, the latest in technology, artificial intelligence (A.I.) takes centre stage. A.I. is not just transforming industries but also redefining how we approach creativity and innovation. Duncan Wardle, former head of innovation and creativity at Disney, is at the forefront of this
Helicopter parenting: are our kids growing up too fast?
Oxford neuroscientist on helicopter parenting and letting kids be kids The growing trend of helicopter parenting may be pushing children to mature too quickly, warns Dr Huriye Atilgan, an Oxford University neuroscientist and founder of TAK Index. She highlights the importance of unstructured play in fostering healthy brain development and emotional resilience. The neuroscience behind
February Half-Term, Alphonse Island in the Seychelles Perfect for Families
This February Half-Term, Alphonse Island in the Seychelles offers families the ultimate winter sun escape. Located in the untouched Outer Islands, Alphonse Island is a haven where parents, children, and multi-generational families can reconnect while immersing themselves in a pristine natural environment. This remote island has a diverse range of exciting Half-Term activities perfect for
The Imagine Festival, London’s Premier Arts Festival for Families
The Imagine Festival, London’s premier arts festival for families, is set to return to the Southbank Centre from 18 to 23 February 2025. Celebrating its 23rd year, the festival continues to inspire children aged 0–11 to express their creativity and explore their artistic potential. The 2025 programme offers a diverse range of cultural experiences, including
Allergies: A child’s guide
Have you ever seen a bee with hives? Allergies affect nearly 1 in 12 children in the UK, according to Allergy UK. Managing these conditions can feel overwhelming for both children and parents, with constant vigilance needed to avoid triggers. Recognising these challenges early helps children gain confidence in managing their allergies. Former research scientist
The Little Green Sheep, Champions of the Most Natural Nights Sleep.
Helping parents create beautifully natural nurseries since 2006, born from a simple idea to provide the very best for babies, the brand is committed to a natural approach, creating products that are free from all harmful chemicals and ensuring those wholesome family moments in parent’s minds, become a beautiful reality. Best for Babies The brand’s