If you’re anything like me you will love flying around the world to explore all the wonders the planet has to offer – but when kids arrive you’ll find this isn’t so easy.
The dilemma of when to go out of England on holiday with youngsters in tow usually begs the question, “Are the kids old enough to fly?”
The answer to this question is simple……..Yes, even babies are okay to travel by plane – although it’s best you don’t let them travel alone. They may be a little annoying for the …

A dreamfeed for a lot of men would comprise something along the lines of Chicken Balti and naan bread or a Chicken chow main with chips. But this dreamfeed is a lot more literal.
A dreamfeed where your baby is concerned is described as follows:

You gently pick up your sleeping baby
Place the bottle or breast ( only mums should use the breast ) on their lower lip and allow them to drink
Take care at all times not to wake your child.
When the feeding is complete, sit them upright for a few …

Millions of children around the world suffer from Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and it is thought that the number of sufferers is set to increase exponentially every four years. ADHD is a form of Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD), and is the most common neurological disease that children suffer from.
In light of this you would have thought parents would know how to recognise a case of ADHD but this is not the case and most are unaware of what the symptoms are. In many cases the symptoms of ADHD are …

If you are eating out a lot you are putting your waistline at risk!
Follow these 5 simple tips to eating healthy while eating at your favorite restaurants.
1. Never go to a restaurant starving! You are setting yourself up for failure right from the start. Have a quick snack before you go if at all possible. A piece of fruit, some mixed nuts or a protein shake will help satisfy you without filling you up so you can enjoy your meal. If you are really stuck, just grab a …

Calling all Dads, grandads, uncles and male carers, we at Bright Futures Children’s Centre run a Dads group that is especially aimed at Dads and their children having fun together.
Our Group is run once a month and is the first Monday of every Month.
We have a great time and love doing messy creative activities, cooking, listening to stories and singing. And would love you to come along 6-7pm.
You can contact me on 0121 505 5739
Thanks Dawn

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