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Gift ideas for your little angels this Christmas

if you are out of ideas of what to buy the little angels this Christmas, look no further than Great Little Trading Co. and their range of gifts guaranteed to keep even the most active little ones amused and entertained all day. Indulge in a little make believe this festive season with a wonderful collection of dress-up costumes. The magical fairy and ladybird dresses (both £35) are beautifully designed with layers of bright material to make an... [more]

Families with young children are being unfairly treated by airlines

The Co-operative Travel believes that families with young children are being unfairly treated by some leading airlines due to restrictive policies on baggage allowances. A study by the travel retailer found that on average an infant on holiday requires essential items weighing between 14kg to 15 kg. The research showed that a typical tinytotsaway basket of essentials for a week contained approximately two nappies, one x 900g cartoon of food, 4... [more]

Foods banned or restricted in primary and secondary schools are still regularly served in nurseries

According to a new report produced by Organix and the Soil Association, the foods served at nurseries can be unhealthy, highly processed and potentially dangerous – and the Government does nothing to stop this happening. Following the publication of the report, entitled Georgie Porgie Pudding and Pie: Exposing the Truth About Nursery Food, Organix and Soil Association have launched a campaign to improve nutrition in nurseries by calling for na... [more]

Looking for the Charmin Family of the Year 2008

Charmin wants to hear from families who love spending fun, quality time together as it searches for the ‘Charmin Family of the Year 2008’. There are some fantastic prizes up for grabs and for every entry received, Charmin will be donating £1 to children’s charity Barnardo’s to help fund their work with children and their families across the UK. Sheree Murphy, well-known TV actress and busy mum of three, has just signed up to the judging panel ... [more]

Heritage Treasure Baskets encourage babies and toddlers children to explore the world around them

Heritage Treasure Baskets for babies and toddlers have been developed based on firm educational research into early play linked to the 'Birth to three matters' framework and Early Years Foundation Stage Guidance. A treasure basket is filled with everyday things and natural objects, but little plastics and no purpose-made toys. Each basket in the range is carefully balanced; some are based on a theme, and contain many items, which are difficult... [more]

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Mother Of Toddlers Fighting On YouTube Video Speaks Out (WXII-TV Winston-Salem)

A YouTube video showing two toddlers fighting is at the center of a custody battle and even the Army is investigating.

TLC Traces Families in the Child Beauty Pageant Circuit with All New Docu-Series 'TODDLERS AND TIARAS' (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)

In late January, TLC will premiere TODDLERS AND TIARAS, a captivating new series that goes behind-the-scenes of the child beauty pageant world, and profiles a number of young contestants from all different ages and backgrounds, as well as their fanatical parents.

Uganda: Two Toddlers Burnt to Death (AllAfrica.com)

TWO toddlers in Wakiso town died in an inferno on Monday night when fire broke out in their bedroom.

Toddlers Found Wandering in North Fairmount (Local 12 Cincinnati)

Children, ages one and three, were without coats or shoes

In Africa, women turn to microfinance (The Washington Times)

When Vivian Adamah lost her husband in 1990, she found herself looking for work to support their infant child. Because no child care was available in Ashaiman, her village in Ghana, she began a day care service by looking after a couple of toddlers in her living room.