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When do you like to wrap your Christmas presents? My kids like to leave theirs to the last possible moment and its become a bit of a Christmas Eve tradition. Here is our story… You can read the first part of this story here… Wrapping Christmas Presents Headquarters is Open for Business Mummy (10 years […]
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Giving Christmas Presents to kids is great fun. They get so excited, their presents are generally much more interesting (if you can work out how to put them together) and it brings the whole family joy. But its just as important to give children the opportunity to give presents of their own. For them to
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Are you wondering about how to teach children about money but not sure where the start? Our easy three step plan covers spending, saving and giving to help start your children build good money habits from the start. In this story we are practising spending and it’s not as easy as it sounds. Here is
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Are you wondering about how to build better spending money habits with your kids but not sure where the start? Our easy three step plan covers spending, saving and giving to help start your children build good money habits from the start. In this story we are practising spending and it’s not as easy as
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Helping kids overcome their fears is not easy. It can be hard to know as a parent when to push gently and when to stand back. But if you can be there, supporting them in their fears, they may experience something wonderful. Or not. Here is our story… You can read the first part of
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Be brave and face your fears – sounds easy? It can be really hard to face the fears you already know you have. But then you add your children into the mix and it opens a whole new can of worms. Here is our story… This story is part of our Big Feelings series Face
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A bad family photo session can be disappointing, frustrating or hilarious. And if you embrace the chaos, the bad moods and the silliness, you might end up capturing something magical. Here is our story… You can read the first part of this story here… Bad Family Photo: When You Just Can’t Be Bothered Luc (aged
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Everyone likes to capture a happy family photo. To mark a special occasion or event. To have something to look back on in years to come. But what is often not captured in the ‘happy’ family photo is the battle of wills behind it. Here is our story… This story is part of our Making
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With our easy smartphone guide for parents, you can learn how to introduce a smartphone to your child slowly. They don’t need to have access to everything instantly. Build it up gently, alongside conversation, compromise and clear boundaries. Here is our story. You can read the first part of this story here… Start Simple: Our
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Getting a smartphone for high school is a big deal for both parents and children. And it can be a difficult milestone to navigate. In our family we call the process of learning how to use and manage your smartphone as ‘phone school’ and here is our story of day one. This story is part
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