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Parenting

How exercise could help children with ADHD concentrate in school

How to look after your children when you die – nine essential tasks for death admin

Five benefits of starting a parenting blog

What’s on in London this Christmas for Families?

How to make reading bedtime stories fun

Toy organising – how to get ahead of the game before Christmas

How have the 30 hours of free childcare impacted working mothers in the UK?

Spying on your children – how much is too much? And what should you be doing?

How to co-parent your children after divorce – and fix your broken family

Nine things you need to consider when choosing a home if you have a toddler

Four tips to help you find the perfect student house

Could you lose money? Why the closure of the Childcare Voucher scheme to new entrants will affect you

How TV dinners are impacting your child’s development – and what to do instead

How to cope with pre-med when you have kids

Planning a family road trip? Why you should let your teenager drive

Eight ways to help your child cope with learning difficulties

How to find the right childcare for your child

Eight ways you can encourage your children to eat healthily

Three important legal and financial steps you need to take before having a family

A handy checklist for keeping your children safe online

Five ways to encourage your child’s creativity (and how to learn from it yourself)

What’s on this Easter? Jenk from iCoolKid picks his favourite activities for kids

10 things parents of successful children have in common

How many smartphones does your family need?

Why you should #Giftabundle of your child’s old clothes

How to host your child’s first sleepover or slumber party

How to use rhythms and rhymes to boost early language and literacy skills

Six ways you can improve your communication with your children

Go to sleep! Three key strategies for exhausted parents of 2-9 year-olds

Naughty or in need of support? How to tell if your child needs help