Kids, in my experience at least, love poring over Atlases, discovering and spotting new things.  As a Primary School Teacher I have always found it odd how little Atlas work …

Sometimes the small things can turn our day from a potentially “bad” one into a good one. I try to remember these little snippets whenever the metaphorical cloak of autism …

Our Parent Blogging All Star this week is Chantelle from MamaMummyMum.  She is the mum to 4 beautiful girls and first started blogging to jot down things she wanted to …

This was Michael Gove. We must make sure every child is given the gift of being able to read. A gift that should be every child’s inheritance. michael gove Yes, …

Packed lunches can be a nightmare especially if you have fussy eaters or those who won’t/don’t eat their lunch. The one rule I have insisted on with my children is …

Emma Button blogs at www.mellowmummy.co.uk where she shares her tales of how to remain cool, calm and collected despite the pressures of parenthood. Emma is passionate about fabulous food for …

*Puts on shameless head* We have been nominated in the UK National Blog Awards for the most innovative blog thanks to our FREE personalised charts or kids. Admittedly, I struggle with …

The Letts Times Tables Success came to us for review at a great time as Mary is just starting to learn her times tables at school. We have only concentrated …

I have written before about the importance of conserving energy in the family house; from managing your energy consumption at Christmas, to using the latest mobile technology to control what …

On our Parent Blogging All Stars today we have Rachel who blogs over at Oogiah.  Rachel’s friend encouraged her into blogging and here she gives us a bit more insight …