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How Movement Helps Your Baby's Brain
When you look at your new baby, it is hard to imagine them old enough to go to school, never mind consider how their experiences as a...
Feeding Your Child's Senses
It may not be the first thing you think of, but food is an amazing resource to use in sensory play with your baby or toddler. It serves...
5 Great Reasons to Use Sign Language With Your Baby
Using sign language with your little one is such a valuable and useful tool that we incorporate signing activities into all our classes...
What every New Parent Needs to Know About Colic
Just the word colic can fill you with dread as a new parent. It is so common that we all know at least one exhausted mum struggling with...
The Best Gift to Give From Your Baby This Father’s Day
As Father’s Day approaches, it’s time to start thinking of the best gift. So what can you buy? Cufflinks, a pint glass, tickets to a...
How to Help Your Baby Love Tummy Time
Why is Tummy Time Important? You may have heard about “tummy time” and know that it is important for young babies to spend time on their...
Mother’s Day Gifts From Baby to Nanny
You never stop being a mum. Even when your baby grows up and has babies of their own. So if this year marks your own first Mothers Day...
Fabulous February at Tots Play
February has been jam packed with events and special sessions from Valentine’s Day to Shrove Tuesday. The first half term is over and we...
Oxytocin - The Chemical of Love
Becoming attached with your baby is a chemical process and the main hormone required is oxytocin or as some would call it, the “love...
Why Your Baby Loves a Cuddle
A newborn baby needs very little; it will be some years before they start demanding bikes and computer games. Apart from feeding and...
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