http://www.NewbornToTeen.com/Latest children newsenNewborn to Teen magazineNewborn to Teen magazinehttp://www.NewbornToTeen.com/children_article7217.htmlThu, 29 Jul 2010 12:53:23 GMTSchool 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 http://www.NewbornToTeen.com/children_article7214.htmlThu, 29 Jul 2010 12:42:37 GMTMission:Explore is a free iphone app and website which encourages children and families to get out and about, discovering new things and new ways of looking at things in their own environment. Specifically, the new app and website sets over 1,000 location-based challenges/missions in London, though there are also missions that can be carried out anywhere in the world. It's hugely fun, highly e http://www.NewbornToTeen.com/children_article7198.htmlFri, 16 Jul 2010 19:46:13 GMTStart the summer holidays with a bang and take the family to Dublin. One of Dublin's leading hotels the three-star Arlington O'Connell Bridge Hotel is offering the perfect family break, so you and your kids can experience the delights of the capital of the Emerald Isle this summer. The new two night package 'Come Rain, Shine or Volcanic Ash' means families of four can stay in a family room at t http://www.NewbornToTeen.com/children_article7193.htmlFri, 16 Jul 2010 19:28:52 GMTThe long Summer holidays can be a trying and expensive time for parents striving to keep their youngsters entertained without straining the family finances even further. But family fun really can be free, especially in the glorious county of Devon, which was just made for families and the creation of childhood memories: you just need to know where to look. Every summer many parents head for the f http://www.NewbornToTeen.com/children_article7190.htmlThu, 15 Jul 2010 12:44:32 GMTA Royal Horticultural Society study suggests gardening makes children feel happy and teaches them valuable new skills. The comprehensive new survey of 1,300 teachers and 10 schools across the country, commissioned by the RHS, reveals that children in schools which encouraged gardening became more resilient, confident and lived healthier lives. Garden designer Adam Frost a triple gold RHS Chel