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Taking Toddlers on the Slopes
(Image Source: parenting.co.uk) Although many people prefer to escape the cold weather on a winter getaway, others embrace these chilly conditions on a ski or snowboard holiday. Some will argue that nothing comes close to the feeling of cruising down a perfectly groomed piste surrounded by stunning mountainous landscapes. >>Read More at parenting.co.uk
Dealing With Kids on Long Journeys
(Image Source: dailymail.co.uk) Road tripping is the ultimate experience in travel. You're out on the road, with huge, open stretches in front of you. You're totally free - who knows where you'll stop? It's the chance for the experience of a lifetime - until you factor children into the matter, that is. Now, we're by no means suggesting that kids don't belong on road trips. Rather, we're just looking to give you a little advice on how to make the entire experience better for them - and in turn, for you. >>Read More at parenting.co.uk
How Children Can Cope with Head Injury in the Family
(Image Source: parenting.co.uk) Often, a head injury impacts the whole family massively. Children can often be overlooked or treated as mini-adults that have to adjust to the situation and start behaving with a maturity beyond their years. It's important that children get the full support they need to deal with this difficult circumstance. >>Read More at parenting.co.uk
How to Save and Invest for your Children
(Image Source: intoday.in) As a parent you will know how important it is to provide for your child, from the meals they eat each day, to having the right uniform for school. We all want what's best fro our children and that desire doesn't stop when they leave the nest. As an adult you know how hard life can be, from the general cost of living to the money you need to cover the deposit for your first home. >>Read More from parenting.co.uk
Father's Day - With Or Without A Dad
(Image Source: shopdoslagos.com) Father's Day is a day which often polarises the nation in modern times. Although traditionally a time to say thank you for the great work that dads do in caring for and loving their children, unfortunately many are now actually left without this father figure in their lives. Of course, there are still some wonderful fathers out there, and no two families are the same. No matter what your personal family life may have in store this Father's Day, the main thing is to ensure that your children feel loved and accepted, and if this love does come from a father figure, that they learn to appreciate this. >>Read More from Parenting.co.uk
DIY and Crafty Gifts for Dads this Father's Day
(Image Source: amazonaws.com) If you are struggling for ideas on what to get Dad this Father's Day, why not consider making him something special? Not only will it be personal and unique, it won't cost you the earth either! Below are some great craft ideas to wow your dad this Father's Day - a selection of personal, sentimental and heartfelt little gifts that will really make his day. Dads might try to pretend they're not too concerned about gifts on Father's Day, but a thoughtful present will go down really well. Whatever you decide to choose, do not forget! >>Read More from parenting.co.uk
Home Renovations When You Have Kids
(Image Source: oddee.com) When you've got children, you need to make sure that your home is as 'kid proof' as possible. Unfortunately, that means securing almost every room of the house! You need sensible spaces that are both safe and encouraging for their development, and somehow it needs to look good and excite the kids - and you - as well. Sounds like a tall order! However, it doesn't have to be boring and costly, because you can double up the practicalities with an excuse to redecorate somewhat, and get the kids involved in a bit of interior design, too. >>Read More from parenting.co.uk
Spotting Hearing Loss in Your Loved Ones
(Image Source: cloudfront.net) Hearing loss is one of most common disabilities in the UK today. In fact it is estimated that more than 10 million people living in the UK today are dealing with some kind of hearing ailment. A massive number, yet hearing loss is rarely mentioned in the mainstream media. When it comes to your children, there are several signs to look out for when testing their hearing. Around 840 children are born with permanent hearing loss each year. Babies are routinely screened within the first few weeks of their birth as part of the Newborn Hearing Screening Programme (NHSP), but difficulties can develop later. >>Read More from parenting.co.uk
