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Parents Reveal: Chores the Kids Love – and Loathe!
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Reading Eggs
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Questioning Kids
The average British parent will face more than 2000 questions from their kids this summer.
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Review of the Master Detective Tool Kit
See what one Mum and her 3 boys thought of the Master Detective Toolkit from Thames & Kosmos.
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Kit and Kin wipes review
See what one Mum thought of the new Kit and Kin wipes in our latest review...
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4 Reasons Not to Help Your Children with Homework
Parent's often help a struggling kid with homework, yet studies show this may not be your best path
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