Latest children company news
Recaro Child Safety Ltd launches the Recaro Young Profi Plus , a rearward facing child safety seat suitable for use from birth to 13kg (approx 15 months).
It can be easily installed using the Recaro Isofix System or a 3 point seat belt. The Young Profi Plus is fully compatible with the new Recaro Akuna pushchair.
The seat is easy to transport using the ergonomic handle and is compatible with the Recaro BabyZen pushchair which launches early in 2011.
Double side impact protection and an a... [more]
Encourage little minds to discover the joy of reading this Christmas, with a Reading Chest gift voucher.
The inspiration of Liz Walker, a former teacher and mum of three, ReadingChest.co.uk is the UK's first through-the-post book rental service for 4 to 9 year olds. It is based on reading schemes used in schools across the UK and works in a similar way to DVD rental services.
A three month subscription voucher comes complete with a book bag, a reward chart and stickers and a choice of ... [more]
Join in the festivities on Tuesday 8 November 2011 with Sony Pictures and Aardman as Regent Street’s festive activities celebrate the 3D cinema release of ARTHUR CHRISTMAS
World famous shopping and lifestyle destination Regent Street, London W1 is pleased to announce its annual switch-on of Christmas lights, this year adorned with extra festive flair as it celebrates the eagerly anticipated release of the 3D family movie, ARTHUR CHRISTMAS, starring a stellar line-up of UK talent including Bil... [more]
According to the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents, five years after the introduction of a new child car seat law, there is still huge demand from parents for information about how to keep their children safe on the road.
When the new law was introduced, it was estimated that the move could prevent about 2,000 injuries a year among children on Britain’s roads. Indeed, the number of under-12s injured in cars has fallen from 7,034 in 2005 to 5,449 in 2009, although there has been n... [more]
Reading scheme books are central to teaching in primary schools. They help build confidence by ensuring that a child is able to read enough of a book to enjoy the story, whilst developing his or her reading skills by introducing new words and sounds. Although there are currently several different reading schemes available, a lack of resources means that many UK schools are unable to stock the wide range of fiction and non-fiction books available to Reading Chest members.
Encourage your kids t... [more]
The home is the most common location for an accident, with young children being particularly vulnerable. Half a million under-fives visit A&E in the UK each year after suffering an accident at home.
A new research - “Investigating home safety amongst young parents” - conducted by Zahida Begum, a young person working with the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents looked at how safety messages could be better tailored for young parents. The research has revealed that teenage parents wan... [more]
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