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    Making learning fun with Jaques of London

    I’m a huge advocate of making learning fun, especially at primary age. This seems to be particularly important in STEM subjects, which can for some children feel inaccessible. One of my favourite toy brands is Jaques of London. They have…

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    Understanding Your Child’s Curriculum

    A child’s curriculum throughout their time in school will vary and become more developed in their lifetime. Thankfully it’s designed to build a child’s level of skill in the core subjects while also providing them with a variety of skills…

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    Helping Your Child Develop their Vocabulary

    When we’re learning to develop our reading and writing skills, part of that comes from learning to understand new words, complicated words and synonyms. They all give your child the experience to develop their vocabulary, and it provides children with…

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    The Benefits of Coding Lessons for Children

    Coding is growing in a big way and is proving popular in the younger generation. It’s something that will become more prominent in people’s CVs and in future careers, coding is going to become a lot more in-demand skill to…

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    Beautiful wooden toys from Jaques of London

    As someone who tries to make sustainable choices as much as I can, I really love wooden toys. They have much better longevity and are made with more ethical practices than plastic options. One toy manufacturer that really stands out…

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    Try your hand at upcycling or recycling

    With the world in the state that it is in today (with fast fashion and throw away items too readily to hand), it is important that everyone does their bit to help stop the waste that is happening. Using new…

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    How to Encourage your Child to be Respectful

    Children aren’t born with an innate urge to respect others; this is something that needs to be taught and nurtured throughout their lives. They will look to you, as their parents, for social cues on how to behave towards others,…