Here are all our blogs which include local reviews, previews of events, guest blogs and information about local support services, charities and more!

 

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Nurture play with the new Cry Babies Dressy Fantasy dolls

*Advertorial blog for IMC Toys Letting your child take charge with a little role play is a really effective way for them to make sense of the world around them…

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Camp Bestival: The Mumbler Review

Sally from Harrogate Mumbler went to Camp Bestival last weekend – early bird tickets are now available for next year! If you’re thinking of going to Camp Bestival or any…

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Mumbler Reviews: The Week Junior

The Week Junior is a current affairs magazine for kids, it’s designed to encourage children to read, a skill that fires imagination, increases vocabulary and boosts wellbeing.  You can subscribe…

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March of The Mummies

10,000 MUMMIES MARCH ACROSS THE UK WITH PREGNANT THEN SCREWED TO DEMAND URGENT REFORM FOR FAMILIES On the 29th of October over 10,000 mummies will be marching across the UK…

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Top Tips for Cooking with Children

Sponsored guest blog by Gemma Allen of Crafty Cooks – a cookery club for children as young as 2.5 years of age where they are given the chance to cook…

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Mumbler Reviews: Mabie Makes Magical Christmas Hamper

We are a big fan of Mabie Makes here at  Mumbler, a beautiful local company that make sustainable inclusive children’s & family activities packs, hampers and keep sakes.  Their ethos…

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The Great Mumbler Christmas Bake Off!

We just love baking at  Mumbler – an activity you can do with kids of any age and (usually!) end up with something pretty delicious at the end of it! …

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Christmas Cocktails!

Let’s be honest, Christmas isn’t all about the kids is it?  So this blog is especially for us parents!  If we can’t sit back and relax with our favourite tipple…

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Introducing Functional Skills Level 2: Helping you achieve the equivalent of grade C or level 4 in Maths and English.

Some careers have clear progression routes by going to University, an apprenticeship, into policing or nursing; The minimum entry requirement for most places is a grade C, equivalent to a…

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Children’s Mental Health amidst Covid-19

Many Thanks to Sian Devlin, a Mental Health Expert for this guest blog.  Promoting Wellbeing:  Ensure children stay connected with their loved ones through digital / social media.  Take breaks from television and other media.  …

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