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Monthly Archives: June 2011
This Thursday will see thousands of teachers striking as another row over diminishing pensions continues. Education Secretary Michael Gove has encouraged parents to volunteer to help out in schools in order to keep them open and cause less disruption to children. Of course, when schools close it can cause all […]
30th June Teachers’ Strike: Should parents help in schools?
The hit music show ZingZillas will return to CBeebies in a new, shorter format second series. Zak, Tang, Panzee and Drum are all back getting the CBeebies’ audience across the nation grooving on down to the ZingZilla’s sound. At home on their tropical island paradise, this band of loveable primate […]
ZingZillas returning to CBeebies for second series
1 A series of 5-minute animated adventure stories will be coming to CBeebies very soon. Numbats features 10 furry critters, each of which will teach preschoolers about the numbers 1 to 10. Each Numbat (which we haven’t seen yet; we don’t know if they’ll look the same as the endangered banded […]
Numbats animated critters coming to CBeebies
Taking a look at the most popular topics here at Family Relationships Magazine it’s plain to see there are a lot of Justin Fletcher fans out there. Preschoolers who already love Gigglebiz will love to see Justin return in his very own house. Naturally, being Justin’s house, the whole experience […]
Justin Fletcher shows off his house on CBeebies
Children remaining in long-term foster care may have more behavioural and emotional problems than those who are reunited with their families or are adopted, according to a new study from the Carsey Institute at the University of New Hampshire. “Children in long-term foster care suffer from behaviour and emotional problems […]
Long-term foster care can lead to behavioural and emotional problems
1 The birth of a baby is usually a joyous occasion. Most of the time, once the pain of childbirth is over, the exhilaration of a new child takes over and family life starts a new chapter at home. Sadly, that’s not always the case. Baby Hospital (ITV1, Tuesday 21st June […]
Review: Baby Hospital, ITV1 Tue 21 June 2011
We’re all familiar with the age rating systems used on films, with similar systems existing for video games and television, but a US survey suggests parents don’t feel that adequately meets their needs. The fact is, children develop at different rates and parents have varying standards for the upbringing of […]
Protecting children from media: content not age ratings preferred
1 Take a look at this adorable Mr Men clothing for your little one. Say hello to Mr Happy and Mr Tickle.
Mr Happy and Mr Tickle adorable babygrows now available
2 There's a myth — that bullying is just a natural part of growing up. It's not. Here are practical tips for helping your child deal with being bullied.
Bullying is not normal and must be dealt with
There are many health benefits associated with weight loss for those with obesity, but regaining fertility may not be the first you’d think of. Yet a study suggests bariatric surgery — commonly known as gastric bypass surgery — may provide hope for morbidly obese women of child-bearing age who are […]
Gastric bypass surgery may reverse infertility in women
It sounds like a doctor’s recommendation from an episode of Friends, but in fact there’s plenty of anecdotal evidence to suggest a number of activities can help bring on the start of labour. Of around 200 women who responded to a survey undertaken by a US Midwestern hospital, over half […]