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9 Tonies starter bundles to kickstart your collection
Want to get on the Tonies train? Get more bang for your buck with these great value Tonies starter bundles
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9 best educational Tonies to help encourage independent learning
We've curated our picks of the best educational Tonies, including Nat Geo Kids, Horrible Histories and even Peppa Pig, to help your child learn about the world
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12 latest Tonies we're definitely adding to our collection
Here are the latest Tonies that we've got on our radar, including some absolute classics - from The Velveteen Rabbit to The Very Hungry Caterpillar
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Most popular Tonies ever: 11 bestsellers, plus one we predict will be huge
From Igglepiggle to Encanto, these are the bestselling Tonies to help kickstart an epic audio character collection
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Don’t miss! 50% off kids tickets at Merlin attractions, including Madame Tussauds, SEA LIFE, and the London Eye
Merlin is offering discounted child tickets at loads of attractions across the nation, just in time for summer holidays - and it's teamed up with TikTok's ice cream twins to do it
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Opinion: Sweden's grandparent leave policy will never work in the UK. Here's why.
Sweden's new grandparent leave policy sounds brilliant but it would never work in the UK.
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What's a ‘selfish mum summer'? And why is it important you have one, from a psychotherapist
It isn’t as bad as it might sound, says psychotherapist Anna Mathur - here’s why
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I have a 13-year-old son - here’s what I’ve found most difficult about parenting a teenager, and you might be able to relate
Monosyllabic responses from our teenagers may sting, but it's normal
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7 'life-saver' toys that will see you through your summer holiday, as approved by parents
Whether you want to keep kids entertained or carve out just a few minutes of peace on holiday, these are the parent-approved toys you need to take with you
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How to figure out feelings and express yourself through writing - advice for children from The Week Junior
Making words work for you
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11 conversations to have with your children while you're watching the Olympics
This summer's Olympic games are the perfect talking point for family conversations that matter
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Have you heard of ‘baby name mourning’? It’s a very real phenomenon and here’s my experience
If you have feelings around hearing certain baby names that you can't explain, it could be 'baby name mourning.' Here's my experience of the phenomenon.
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6 upsides to ADHD seen in kids who are 'accepted' - educational psychologist needs parents to know
Empowering kids with ADHD is a game changer read on to find out why
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Primary school 'costing parents £6,000' according to new research - here's 6 ways to save money
The seven years of primary school can cost parents thousands of pounds, with lunches and school uniforms the biggest challenges. But there are ways savvy parents can ease the pressure of the financial burden
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How to talk to your kid about feelings and 7 therapist-approved ways to connect
We understand that talking to kids about feelings isn't easy - you're not alone if you find this hard. We've got expert guided advice to help kids open up and get conversations going.
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9 things that happen to your breasts before, during and after breastfeeding
Breastfeeding doesn’t just come with practical considerations – there are various physical changes to contend with, too
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Should voting be made compulsory? The Week Junior's debate for kids
Not everyone in the UK makes use of their right to vote
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I never feel I'm sick enough to be 'off sick' when I'm here still doing school runs
I mean, I'm still doing school runs and dinner orders too
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'I realised I needed to loosen up!' - 4 ways watching a four year old play with toys has changed my life
This is how hanging out with my four-year-old nephew and playing with toys has impacted the way I look at the world - and I'm sure parents can relate
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Why understanding the three different types of ADHD can help you see your child better, by an educational psychologist
The types are Innattentive, Hyperactive-compulsive and Combined - here's what they mean for you and your child
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5 benefits of messy play - plus, the best toys to encourage their creativity
Experts reveal the benefits messy play can have on your child's development and we share some great toy ideas for this kind of activity
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35 teen conversation starters to open up communication with your teenager (#19 could be very telling)
Getting teens to engage in conversation can be difficult. If the adolescent in your life is closed off, try these 25 simple openers to get the chat flowing as suggested by experts.
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How early can ADHD signs show in kids? Educational psychologist reveals how to spot them (it's not as easy some might think)
Most cases are diagnosed between the ages of six and 12
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The Entertainer's flash sale this weekend includes brand new releases and expert approved buys - here's what we've got our eye on
Major savings to be had this weekend in The Entertainer's flash sale - here's what we're adding to our basket
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Helping your teen with heartbreak - what to do (and 8 things not to say) by a teen development expert
How to support your teenager through a break-up, from what NOT to say to what teens tell us is important
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How to cool down when pregnant: 18 tips to reduce body heat fast
Body temperature is naturally higher during pregnancy, meaning the hotter months can be a challenge for pregnant women - here's how to cool yourself down.
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How to talk to your kids about porn -12 tips from sex education experts for ages 5+
It may be awkward but it's an important conversation - here's how soon you need to start talking about it and how to do it in an age-appropriate way
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Yes, you can take hay fever tablets when pregnant - but some treatments should be avoided, according to doctors
If you're pregnant and suffering with hay fever, you're probably wondering which medication you can take safely - a doctor shares what's safe and offers guidance.
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What to do if you think your tween or teen might be LGBQT+, 6 tips from a child development expert (and it's never too late for #4)
It has more to do with becoming an ally than you might think
