You and Your Child
You and Your Child
Top ten tips to help promote safe social networking for children
Safety advice from parenting control software company Brightfilter.
School canteens will put kids off healthy meals
School Food Trust launches campaign to improve the quality of school canteens.
Nell McAndrew wants to get families swimming
Active mum Nell McAndrew is fronting a drive to get families to back into the swimming pool.
Make cooking a safe family experience
Fay Ripley teams up with Child Accident Prevention Trust to promote safety in the kitchen.
New campaign promotes online safety for kids
Parents to be educated about how to help their children stay safe online.
Supporting your child’s education at home - what can you do?
With the launch of the Government’s Home Access scheme to provide computers to low-income families, there are several ways parents can help to support their child's home learning.
Ten top tips for numeracy
These tips, from ZooBooKoo, are designed to help parents develop a positive attitude towards numeracy for their primary school children..
Every little training session helps
FA and Tesco teams up to provide free half-term football training sessions for kids.
Dr Miriam Stoppard on child immunisation
New research highlights mums' anxiety around immunisation.
Mangahigh launches curriculum-compliant maths site
Website aimed at 11-16-year olds to help improve their maths.
Young people invited to socially network with the Cabinet
Bebo and the Government launch a campaign to invite young people to offer ideas for making Britain better.
Only 9% of parents confident about first aid
British Red Cross survey discovers a massive majority of parents have no first aid skills.
Singer Sinitta supports a new child literacy campaign
Free Horrid Henry downloads as part of a campaign to help parents get children reading.
Don't turn a deaf ear to hearing loss
Hearing loss affects a child's speech, language, educational and social development. BongoClub looks at available hearing checks.
11 year old introduces the first new swimming stroke for 50 years
Eleven-year-old Ella Batchelor has beaten off hundreds of entries to win a national competition to invent a new swimming stroke.
Little Book offers parents big advice on school food goodness
Also a chance to win FREE healthy school lunches for a year.
Keeping the kids entertained on a shoestring budget
Cesarina Holm-Kandergives advice on surviving holidays with bank balance intact.
What next after GCSE? Tips for parents
Parents should know about the options available to their children so they can advise them.
Vote for the next new swimming stroke
Will it be the Dolphinella, the Seahorse or the Torno Twister?
Some parents still think there's a nit nurse
A quarter of parents mistakenly believe their child's hair is checked for nits at school.
Child movie awards launched by CBBC and BAFTA
The Me and My Movie competition encourages children to create their own films and tell their own stories.
Change your life at a stroke
Can your kids come up with a brand new swimming stroke?
Guilt free food for kids
If all they want to eat is treats, look for ways to make those treats healthier.
Go wild in the country
Pack a drink and a snack and get them into the great outdoors this summer.
Kids Week In The West End is back for 2009
Kids go FREE to top London shows from 14-28 August 2009.
Back to school - where to go shopping
We've rounded up some links to online shops where you can hunt for back to school savings.
New wave of cash to get kids in the swim
British Swimming secures new £3 million deal for grassroots development.
Kinder promises nice surprise for new faces
Kinder launches nationwide search to find new face of Kinder Chocolate Mini Treats.
Summer holiday offers no escape for bullied children
Bullying isn't restricted to the school gates, says ChildLine.
Sugary treats threaten best kids' teeth in Europe
Parents' use of sugary treats could lead to increased tooth problems.
How to look after children's teeth
Sue Gregory, Deputy Chief Dental Officer at the Department of Health.
Go bird spotting with Michaela Strachan
Michaela Strachan teams up with Robinsons be Natural to talk about bird spotting - in a bid to encourage kids back to nature.
Go nature scavenger hunting with the kids
Michaela Strachan demonstrates a nature scavenger hunt that's fun to do with the family.
Guide to childcare vouchers
As Busy Bees Childcare Vouchers celebrates its tenth anniversary, we look at how CVs actually work.
Wiggles launch interactive online virtual world
Wiggletime will provide safe, ad-free online world for pre-schoolers.
Credit crunch won't spoil family fun
Most mums won't let the credit crunch get in the way of family fun - and Amanda Holden is one of them.
Submit your celebritot photos for TV competition
BabyTV starts the search for the country’s celebrity look-alike babies.
Pixel perfection for your family snaps
Pixel Perfect Baby teaches families how to take professional quality baby photos in just one day.
Lego Duplo hits 40 years
This year marks 40 years since the iconic Lego Duplo brick was launched in the UK.
Kids with Eggs Factor to meet X Factor stars
British Lion eggs are embarking on a star-studded nationwide search for children with the 'Eggs Factor'.
The credit munch - let them make cake
Baking cakes is a fun family activity, and it's a very cost effective one.
Mind the safety gap: Parents drop their guard online
New report reveals half of parents can’t name their child’s best online pal.
In The Night Garden goes to the movies
An episode from the fun-filled adventures from the latest In the Night Garden DVD will be broadcast on the big screen.
How to grow sunflowers
TV gardener and ecologist Ellie Harrison has teamed up with the promoters of Barbie Thumbelina to show how to grow great sunflowers.
How to grow a Barbie Thumbelina window box
TV gardener Ellie Harrison tells you how to create your own Barbie Thumbelina world.
Making it fashionable to be socially responsible
Pixie Childrenswear, has unveiled its ‘Pixie Cares’ Corporate Social Responsibility strategy
Credit crunch parties begin at home
The new trend for money-saving parents is to hold children's parties at home, with home made fairy cakes as a key treat.
Hi-5 gets Britted up
Meet the members of the British version of Hi-5.
Parents won't cut back on activities next year
Only 10% say they will cut back on activities, while half say they will be spending even more in 2009.
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