***Had a baby in the last 3 years? Get involved and share your experiences to help transform maternity care*** The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) has a Women and Families Involvement Group that forms part of our work around the National Maternity and Perinatal Audit (NMPA). This group, which consists equally of representatives… Read More
In 1996 the Spanish socialist government decided it was time to lay the foundations in order to build the next generation of multilingual children. The reason why I say multilingual and not bilingual is that in Spain not only is Castellano spoken but there are four other languages including Valenciano, Gallego, Euskera and Catalan. El… Read More
Did you know that 43% of the world’s population is bilingual, 13% are trilingual, and 40% of the worlds is population is estimated to be monolingual? There are 11 indigenous languages spoken throughout the British Isles including Welsh, English, Scots, Irish Cornish and Scottish Gaelic to name but a few. There over 100 different languages… Read More
I was brought up in a bilingual home from birth. My native language is English, but my mother tongue is Bengali. I was born in England in the 1960s to Bangladeshi speaking parents. My parents spoke Bengali to each other but made a conscious decision to speak a mixture of English and Bengali to me… Read More
One of the cruellest things about miscarriage is that you get to keep all the pregnancy symptoms for a while. So even while you are bleeding and your body is letting go of your precious baby, you still have the fatigue and the nausea which excited you just a few days ago because it meant… Read More
Mornings are hectic, especially when you have to get kids off to school as well as yourself off to work – many times you can already feel exhausted by the time you arrive at the office. While an entirely stress-free morning may be a thing of fairytales, there are some things you can do to… Read More
There are a multitude of benefits to doing arts and crafts with your children. Doing arts and crafts regularly can help them to begin extending their thinking beyond what they see in front of them, develop higher thinking skills, enhance their understanding of other cultures, build their self-esteem, gain a positive view of learning, and… Read More
5 Toys Kids Love Right Now Need to buy a gift for a child in your life or are looking to start your birthday or seasonal shopping early but have no idea where to start? Fads are constantly changing and kids tend to have short attention spans, so keeping up with what they are into… Read More
The 5 Best Places to Buy Children’s Clothes Online Children grow fast, which often means that they require new clothes for every season. With so much money needing to be spent on clothes, parents are always looking to get the biggest bang for their buck, with many turning to shopping online to save money. Here… Read More
Five Ways to Keep Kids Busy and Happy Over Holiday Breaks The holidays are around the corner and while kids may routinely complain about having to go to school when they are out for any extended length of time, boredom can be quick to sink in. The last thing any parent wants is for their child… Read More
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