Blog

Reading is important for children; it teaches them numerous skills and life lessons whilst providing them with a magical escape. It is especially good as part of a bedtime routine as it allows them to relax and unwind before bed and takes time away from any screens.Roald Dahl is one of the most popular children’s authors and every year the 13th September is dedicated to the author, as the day is offically ‘Roald Dahl Day’, which honours the various classic novels. Roald Dahl has been a part of m …

The world around us is vibrant, exciting, and often wonderfully beautiful. It is a wild place filled with colour, whether you live in the city or the country. Your children are captivated by the simplest things which you may take more for granted - a red London bus flying past, a chestnut horse galloping through an autumn field, a yellow emergency helicopter flying across the blue sky. With this being said, when we come inside, why limit them by having boring white walls? Why not let their …

Whether you're buying for your first baby, or refreshing your nursery for their siblings-to-come, setting up a nursery with furniture can be an overwhelming process. Everyone wants the best space for their baby to be comfortable, safe, and suitable for theirs, and your needs. With so many options, gadgets and new products to choose from, we'll help you get your head around the core items you'll need to make the perfect nursery space you've been dreaming of. What furniture do I need in a …

Summer is officially over and it’s time for the Little Ones to go back to school. We’ve rounded up 5 essentials you need for a stress-free 'Back To School', everything you and your Little Ones need to make the process of going back to school fun – you can thank us later!Rise and ShineGetting back into a routine is hard after the summer holidays, however with our quirky and cool alarm clocks there’s one guarantee – getting you children out of bed in the mornings! They come in …

When your daughter announces that she hates the kids in her class, your son says he hates school, or your child doesn’t want to tell you about their school day, it creates a dilemma for you as a parent. Should you assume there is a real problem and jump in to solve it? Or did they simply have one bad day? The first thing you must do is identify the problem. If you decide it is one of these five reasons that your child doesn’t want to tell you about their school day, you …