Discover and share your story at a National trust property where events include family history taster sessions to learn how to begin to trace your family tree
Parents don't have to hang up their scuba tanks until their kids become teenagers, says Family Diving, UK independent family diving specialist, who offer tailor-made holiday packages including childcare in Gozo, Sharm el Sheikh, Hurghada, Elbain, St Lucia and Tobago.
With over two and a half million home accidents in the home in the UK annually, most of which involve minor cuts, burns and bruises, Nelsons have repackaged their three best-selling first aid creams - something to consider for every first aid box.
New research carried out in July 2007, commissioned by Trutex, reveals that nine out of ten parents feel that VAT should not be payable of school uniform bearing a school badge.
The unspoilt RSPB Havergate Island nature reserve, off the Suffolk coast, will be open for a series of special guided wildlife tours suitable for all the family, from Saturday 18 August to Tuesday 21 August.
Norwich Arts Centre is offering children and young people an exciting range of workshops including film-making, comic-strip effects and graphics, and photography during August.
Make a saving of £400 on a family holiday to Portugal this summer with Eurocamp, where a seven night stay at Sao Pedro de Moel parc in western Portugal costs £645 in a chalet accommodating two adults and up to three children.
PGL Travel, the UK's leading operator in residential activity holidays for children, has announced a summer sale that gives reductions of up to 50 per cent.
Huzur Vadisi, which translates as peaceful valley, is set in the beautiful forested mountains along Turkey's "Turquoise" coast-line. If you have the chance to leave parenting behind for a week, Huzur Vadisi is the perfect place to let go and relax into a slower rhythm of life, practicing yoga, developing your creativity and learning meditation techniques.
It’s the most natural instinct in the world for a parent to hold and soothe their child. But for the 1 in 8 babies born premature or sick in the UK – one of the highest rates in Western Europe – medical equipment such as incubators can prevent parents from being able to comfort their infant. Research suggests that only 18 per cent of parents of special care babies receive guidance and support on how to recognise their babies’ distress signals and only just over half are shown how to help soothe their baby through proven techniques.
