Fussy eaters: Nutritionist shares common causes in children
Understanding the struggle with fussy eaters. A balanced diet is crucial for growing children, but 62% of UK parents admit their child one of the fussy eaters. This challenge causes stress for many, with the same percentage finding feeding times overwhelming. Google searches for ‘kids veg’ have risen by 29% compared to last quarter, highlighting
Anxiety struggles into success: A psychiatrist’s guide
Expert advice during Children’s Mental Health Week 2025 Recognising the signs of school anxiety struggles Children often show signs of anxiety struggles through behaviours that seem like bad habits. Irritability, headaches, and reluctance to do homework may signal deeper emotional challenges. NHS data reveals that anxiety referrals in England have more than doubled over the
The top six mistakes dog owners make during whistle training and how to fix them
Image Credit: ACME Whistles/ ACME Kennels Dog owners have been warned that making frequent mistakes in whistle training can lead to problematic behaviours in pets. The dog training experts at ACME Kennels have now revealed the six most common mistakes owners make during dog whistle training, and how to avoid them. Training dogs to respond
Sense of adventure: Brits lose their spark at 36
Reignite your sense of adventure with simple, everyday activities Why do Brits lose their adventurous spark? According to new research by Dacia, many Brits feel their sense of adventure fades by the age of 36. The main reasons include: Physical and mental fatigue (53%) Financial pressure (43%) Being stuck in a routine (39%) Increased responsibilities
Mental health expert reveals five tips to improve your wellbeing for Time to Talk Day
Time to Talk Day (6th February) is the nation’s biggest mental health conversation, and experts have weighed in with top tips for improving your wellbeing. Living a healthy lifestyle, staying socially connected, and planning things to look forward to are key ways to improve your mental health this Time to Talk Day. Simple actions like
World Book Day Costumes 2025
As World Book Day approaches on 6th March 2025 we have looked at the various location you can buy a costume, that wont break the bank, or made your own: TU Tu Clothing by Sainsbury‘s offers a diverse selection of costumes to help children embody their favourite literary characters. Their collection includes outfits inspired by
Self-esteem resource from Premier League, Theo Walcott
Building self-esteem through football The Premier League has launched a new mental health resource aimed at helping children build their self-esteem. The Building Self Esteem resource is now available to over 19,000 primary schools across England and Wales through the Premier League Primary Stars programme. A resource designed for growth Released during Children’s Mental Health
World Book Day 2025: Exciting Announcements and Plans
World Book Day 2025 is scheduled for 6 March 2025. This annual event celebrates the joy of reading and aims to ensure every child has the opportunity to own a book. £1/€1.50 Book Selection A highlight of World Book Day is the release of special £1/€1.50 books that children can obtain for free using their
Exciting Family Experiences for February Half-Term with Sunlife
As the February half-term approaches, families seeking an unforgettable getaway are invited to experience the unparalleled offerings of Sunlife resorts in Mauritius. Renowned for their luxurious accommodations and diverse activities, Sunlife provide the perfect settings for families to bond, explore, and create lasting memories. Sunlife, made up of four luxury hotels in Mauritius: five-star Sugar
Keeping Medications Safe at Home
Over half of all child poisoning cases occur when young children swallow medication or other substances. Their natural curiosity means they may mistake brightly coloured tablets for sweets, and adults can also accidentally overdose if they take too much of a substance they are not used to. Keeping medication safe is essential to prevent serious
All aboard for February Half Term fun at the North Yorkshire Moors Railway
The North Yorkshire Moors Railway (NYMR) is set to welcome visitors this February half-term, with services running from 15 to 23 February 2025. Families are invited to blow off the winter cobwebs and enjoy steam rides between Whitby, Grosmont, and Goathland stations, while exploring the rich heritage and stunning scenery of the North York Moors.
Children with anxiety: Author Eleanor Segall’s inspiring new book
Supporting children with anxiety, London-based author Eleanor Segall has drawn from her own childhood experiences to write Arabella and the Worry Cloud, a heartfelt picture book supporting children aged 5–8 who struggle with anxiety. Eleanor, who has lived with bipolar disorder since her diagnosis at age 16, aims to help young readers understand and manage
Tutankhamun: Immersive exhibition, London 14-week run
This spring, Tutankhamun: The Immersive Exhibition opens its doors at Immerse LDN at ExCeL London Waterfront. Launching on 28 March 2025, the exhibition runs for a strictly limited 14 weeks, closing on 29 June 2025. After captivating over 1.8 million visitors in 12 cities worldwide, this awe-inspiring experience finally arrives in London. A high-tech journey
Child brain health: Seven expert-approved ingredients
With the new year often inspiring improvement goals, including child brain health, many British parents are focusing on healthier lifestyles for their children. Recent data from EDURINO shows a 28% rise in searches for “healthy kids foods”.* If you’re wondering which snacks support cognitive development, early-years educational experts at EDURINO, alongside Lucy Upton, Paediatric Dietitian
A Fun-filled Staycation Awaits
Discover one of the best family-friendly hotels in the south of England this February Half Term (15th – 23rd February) at Down Hall Hotel, Spa & Estate (AA Hotel of the Year 2025 – England). Just 45 minutes from central London, a fun-filled staycation awaits with newly renovated Estate Family Rooms and a bespoke ‘Activity Retreat’ for
Fussy Eaters
Nutritionist shares the common causes in children and how to discretely introduce vegetables The majority (62%) of UK parents admit they have a fussy child, with 62% finding feeding their child stressful Nutritionist reveals the main reasons children are picky eaters, ranging from sensitivity issues to a lack of exposure to new foods UK parents
Celebrate Chinese New Year in Covent Garden: Dining, Shopping, and Cultural Experiences
Enjoy a bespoke Covent Garden red packet: A selection of brands across Covent Garden will be handing out bespoke red packet gift sets for customers who shop or dine from January 29th to February 2nd. The red envelopes, traditionally used to gift money as a symbol of luck and good fortune, are provided empty, allowing
What’s On at the Science Museum This February Half-Term
This February half-term, the Science Museum is offering an exciting range of activities, exhibitions, and hands-on experiences for visitors of all ages. From exploring the science of aviation to discovering the splendour of Versailles, there’s something to inspire every curious mind. Discover the Science Behind Aviation Budding engineers and aviation enthusiasts can meet real-life aviation
A Guided Woodland Experience with The Montagu Arms
The Montagu Arms invites explorers of all ages to take a walk on the wild side this February half term with a guided woodland experience in partnership with Wild New Forest, including a two-night stay with breakfast and dinner. Settle in for your stay in one of the hotel’s stunning Family Suite or Courtyard Rooms,
Children’s & Family Events at Brighton Dome this Half-Term
Brand new magic and juggling show, Heka from world famous Gandini Juggling Innovative children’s theatre with Minny Stynker and Playmakes craft workshop Rude Science returns with more revolting science and explosive experiments Minny Stynker. Photo credit: Artur Tiskilixi Brighton Dome offers a range of vibrant and fun events for families and children of all ages