http://www.NewbornToTeen.com/Latest children newsenNewborn to Teen magazineNewborn to Teen magazinehttp://www.NewbornToTeen.com/children_article7222.htmlThu, 2 Sep 2010 11:37:18 GMTblack+blum has created a stylish and functional lunch box to encourage children to take their lunch to school. Eating a proper lunch can make your child more productive, healthier and increase energy and concentration levels. Box Appetit is a new lunch box. The container comprises removable compartments to enable you to divide different foods such as a sandwich from a salad or crudites from a http://www.NewbornToTeen.com/children_article7181.htmlWed, 16 Jun 2010 14:30:30 GMTThe first compact appliance available in the UK the All-in-One steamer/blender makes it much simpler to prepare healthy, nutritious meals for baby without sacrificing space or style. The new BabyPro range from The First Years is the first complete collection of stylish, kitchen enhancing appliances that helps mums to easily provide the very best food for their baby while looking great in the k http://www.NewbornToTeen.com/children_article7172.htmlWed, 16 Jun 2010 13:24:55 GMTThe Secret Seed Society recently went on a UK tour, making another bid to encourage a healthier, happier generation, enticing children away from eating junk and processed food. Their veg circus of storytelling, drama, singing and munching visited the Hay Festival at Hay-on-Wye, Milton Keynes Museum and the Stoke Newington Literature Festival. Dressed as characters from the books, the Secret Se http://www.NewbornToTeen.com/children_article7171.htmlWed, 16 Jun 2010 13:22:51 GMTThe new bottlegreen Squeezy Squash is available in three lip smacking juicy flavours, including Apple, Orange and Apple & Blackcurrant and the best bit it comes in an easy-peasy squeezy bottle! Not only is it fun and easy to use but it has a unique "no drips" valve, meaning no mess, no fuss, just a small burst of big taste! Made from natural ingredients and containing almost half the sugar o http://www.NewbornToTeen.com/children_article7141.htmlTue, 25 May 2010 11:49:06 GMTFrustrated parents everywhere will take heart from the findings which reveal that 72% of children in the UK would like their own space to grow fruit and vegetables and, outside London, 63% of children would rather eat fruit and vegetables they have grown themselves than buy them from a supermarket. New research commissioned by the National Trust has hit upon what might be the perfect way to get