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Review: Raising a Happy Child
By Sarah Lawson on 13/06/2007 09:17:04
Steve and Shaaron Biddulph's inspiring and reassuring book is a parenting bible of good sense and caring ideas.
Raising a Happy Child by Steve and Shaaron Biddulph A modern classic in realistic parenting advice, here in handy paperbackNot much to fault Features: Well laid-out chapters from the basics of the idea of parenting, through pregnancy and birth, and into the ages and stages of ch...
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Dr Miriam Stoppard's Baby Skills books
By Sarah Lawson on 18/02/2008 01:31:12
Dr Stoppard uses her experience as a mum (a grandmother) and as a family health specialist to offer three bright, useful books to encourage baby development
like toys!The four titles in the series are 'Baby Talking', 'Baby Senses', Baby Games' and 'Happy Baby', tapping into early communication experiences, emotions, physical experiences and sensory development.For example, 'Baby Senses' has an opening page
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Book review: How to Raise an Amazing Child
By Sarah Lawson on 25/12/2006 01:00:05
Advice and ideas on how to encourage your child's development along the Montessori method.
can ever be as smiley and happy as those in the pictures! Features: Easy to follow chapters explaining the Montessori methods of teaching, how children can learn through activities, independence and their senses, and how parents can help encourage
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Gift ideas: pregnancy pampering
By Sarah Lawson on 13/12/2006 01:24:35
OK, the kids are sorted, hubby's got a new gadget, but what does the pregnant lady of the house want for Christmas? How about some yummy Elemis goodies?
sense of smell can make strong scents unpleasant to be around, and many pampering products contain certain essential oils which are inadvisable during pregnancy. So what is left on the Christmas wishlist? We'd love you to tell us what you think should
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'For Mum' CD for a groovy Mother's Day
By Sarah Lawson on 05/03/2007 01:13:13
EMI Gold's collection called 'For Mum' will appeal to a good few grandmas as well as mothers-to-be!
People tend to think that more blokes buy music CDs than women, but us girls have tastes too and collections like this are huge sellers.If you're pregnant and you're finding that strong scents like perfume are irritating your senses, or you're a new
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New Zia Looks for Autumn 09
By Sarah Lawson on 28/09/2009 02:51:31
Petite Star's popular Zia stroller hits the streets in three gorgeous new colours to brighten up the cold months ahead
, even the best loved buggies need a new look once in a while, and we love the new colours for the Zia for autumn 2009…The vibrant, rich colours – Pink Fizz, Cardinal Red and Purple Berry – follow in the Zia tradition of adding a sense to fun whilst
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Review: Your Baby Month by Month
By Sarah Lawson on 10/07/2007 01:00:25
Dorling Kindersley's excellent new guide to the early years, from birth to 24 months
authoritative manner.From simple babycare basics like bathing and feeding a new child, to what you can expect your baby's senses to pick up, to registering your new baby, it's all here.And as your child grows and begins to explore his world, the advice opens out
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Thula Mama singing for mums and babies
By Sarah Lawson on 25/01/2008 01:14:06
The brainchild of mum Helen Yeomans, Thula Mama is a great singing group to entertain babies and boost new-mums' confidence
for a group singing session is powerfully uplifting for mums. It is a way of developing a sense of community and is a grounding and confidence-building activity for mothers who can often feel very isolated. ‘The fact that they can soothe their babies
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Poll Results: Best age for pregnancy?
By Sarah Lawson on 11/01/2008 02:17:59
See what age you ThinkBaby voters thought was best to have a baby
, makes the most sense, whatever the text books tell us to do!
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Review: 'Baby Milestones'
By Sarah Lawson on 12/10/2006 01:29:45
Dr Carol Cooper's new book takes you through the key stages in your child's amazing first three years of life.
to do, in certain fields of growth: health and body, motor development (physical movement), hand-eye coordination, senses and learning, communication, and emotions. These are short sections and are easy to read, yet are packed with useful information
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