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Hit the slopes with Little Terra
(16/11/2011)

Little Terra, specialist in outdoor clothing and accessories for children, brings in a host of new ranges for the winter season. The experts have come up with a mantra for parents thinking of hitting the slopes with the family: Be safe, Be seen, Be warm. If you want your youngsters to have the time of their lives, and to catch the winter sports bug forever, it is vital they are kitted out in funky, functional, warm and safe gear. Helmets are essential, and increasingly they are required b... [more]

Vaude and Bush Baby Child Carriers available at Little Terra
(07/10/2011)

Little Terra has produced a free downloadable guide to help parents make an informed choice when selecting a back carrier. A good child carrier provides young people with a comfortable ride and a bird’s eye view – and the user with a comfortable way of carrying their precious load. Both the Bush Baby and Vaude Baby Carrier ranges are stocked by the children’s retailer Little Terra. Carolyn Budding, the managing director of Little Terra, has hand-picked both premium brands due to the wide r... [more]

Radicool clothes provide optimum protection from UV rays
(29/06/2011)

Little Terra has chosen to stock the Radicool 100+ UPF Skins range, from Australia. It now offers a range of tops, shorts, hats and all-in-one suits that combine an exciting, colourful style with optimum protection from UV rays. Little Terra's managing director, and mother of two, Carolyn Budding has overseen the introduction of the range. She said: "When it comes to sun protection the Australians are really switched-on. We've looked carefully at the ranges on the market and really liked the ... [more]

Ideas to make the most of the long summer days
(29/07/2010)

School children across the country have now broken up for the long summer break. But most mums and dads know it won’t take long until they’re hearing plaintive cries of ‘I’m bored’ as kids quickly get fed up of doing nothing. If the thought of the next six weeks with your little darlings is filling you with dread, read on! Little Terra has lots of ideas to make the most of the long summer days ahead. Carolyn Budding, who launched Little Terra as a response to growing parental concern in t... [more]

Geocaching high tech treasure hunting game is guaranteed to get your children out and about
(07/12/2009)

Geocaching refers to GEO for geography, and to CACHING, the process of hiding a cache. A cache in computer terms is information usually stored in memory to make it faster to retrieve, but the term is also used in hiking/camping as a hiding place for concealing and preserving provisions. Geocaching is free, healthy, outdoors and fun for all the family. This latest high tech treasure hunting game is guaranteed to get your children, whatever their ages, out and about and having quality time toge... [more]

Exciting outside activities that do not even cost a penny
(16/03/2009)

A recent survey by the National Trust highlighted the fact that many youngsters could identify sci-fi characters but couldn't name a magpie. Little Terra is dedicated to inspiring children and their families to enjoy, explore and learn about the outdoors. The website offers a host of fun tips and ideas on getting kids active outside including 10 things to do before you’re 10. Stuck for ideas what to do with the children every weekend? Fed up with seeing them spend too much time on the compute... [more]

Little Terra helps bring children back outdoors
(12/12/2008)

Little Terra is dedicated to inspiring children back outdoors and offers everything they need to enjoy, learn, explore and have some old-fashioned fun outside. Carolyn Budding, Little Terra director said: "Children love being outside, bug hunting in their garden, cycling, jumping in muddy puddles or simply racing to the top of a hill on a walk. They often just need a bit of encouragement to venture away from the TV or Playstation." That’s why the new website offers quality gear to kit-out ... [more]

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