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Flo Barillo, 16 August 2010 10:43
Having no siblings does not means child will have poorer social skills later in life, a US study has revealed. The study by Ohio State University of more than 13,000 11 to 18 year olds found only-children were chosen as school friends just as often as peers who had siblings. An earlier study carried out by the university the discovered that only-children ...
Having no siblings does not means child will have poorer social skills later in life, a US study has revealed. The study by Ohio State University of...
Obesity is a growing concern for youngsters today and it is a constant issue for parents trying to ensure their kids eat healthily and get...
Thumb sucking can be a real concern for parents as it can affect the skin on the thumb and the shape of a child’s mouth....
Myleene Klass is fronting a new initiative that will see 66 digital pianos donated to secondary schools around the UK. The Pianos for Schools’ initiative...
Nineteen per cent of parents would welcome the return of corporal punishment in schools, according to a recent survey. Discount website MyVoucherCodes asked 1,198 parents...
A survey has revealed that the average mum spends up to £500 on their child’s birthday party. The Netmums survey, carried out in partnership with...
Is too much TV bad for our toddlers? All mums worry about this from time to time. And new research – which warns that the...
Superstar tot Suri Cruise at the tender age of four is no stranger to having her face in the spotlight, but it isn’t usually with...
The famous builder and his machine team have been spruced up for a new show… Children's classic and perennial favourite Bob the Builder and his...
The best new toys of 2010 were today announced at the annual UK Toy Fair. From a jolly octopus to super speedy roller skates and a pizza oven,...
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