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The Significance of Colour in Early Years Development *
As well as numbers and the alphabet, learning colours should be a big part of early years development. At first, baby is born with monochrome vision and is unable to distinguish the difference between colours, it is not until around 8 months when their colour vision is fully developed. By 3-4 years, a child can begin to recognise and name basic colours as frequent exposure can help strengthen this skill. Aside from grabbing a child’s attention, colour can help improve skills and well-being. Infinite Playgrounds, educational play area designers, have provided us with more of an insight. The Development of Colour As scientific research has proven, a baby is not…
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Keeping The Countryside Clean*
Spring is in the air, at least it’s trying to be. You may be considering getting out there as the trees bud and nature start to reclaim her territory with swathes of green and the birds begin to return to their homes to chirp loudly, heralding the beginning of warmer things to come. Ok, so this may be some way off yet but sitting on the side of optimism you may wish to make plans for days trips and vacations that take you back to your roots. Back to the outdoors. Aside from there being a million things to do in the countryside, there are things to consider to make…
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Where In The World? – Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia*
In January it’s easy to get sucked in by all those fantastic TV commercials that show warm and exotic places to spend your holidays in. It really gets you thinking as to where you like to visit next. For many people, the amazing city of Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia is somewhere most people would like to visit if they get a chance. It is also something that you can get some advice and information on by reading the post below. Getting there from the UK A real bonus about travelling to Kuala Lumpur is that there is more than one airport that flies there from the UK. That means those…
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Home Content // Open or Broken-Plan? A New Design Trend*
2018 is going to be the year where I really get in top of my house (but lets face it, I say this every year) and from the looks of things, I’m not the only one! Houses have as many trends as fashion, and one of the more prominent ones from the last few years has been the multi-functional room. A room that accommodates everyone, serving as an open plan kitchen, diner and lounge, something that has been very popular in house layouts across the pond for decades but now it’s growing in popularity here in the UK. However, once we have opened the British home from many small rooms,…
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Cosplay Plans for Little Miss 2018*
This is a sponsored post. A new year means a whole 12 months of letting Little Miss explore her imaginative time by dressing up and acting out. There is no denying my kid is incredibly creative and dreams of being on the stage, and letting her fully embrace cosplay in the past couple of years has been a great start and helped give her confidence. We probably won’t be hitting Disney as often this year but with a few trips to Disneyland Paris planned, a trip to Walt Disney World paid for and a trip to Disneyland in Anaheim on the cards, there are still plenty of opportunities for her…
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Sun Chasing Travel Bucket List*
When it’s this cold I always like to imagine myself somewhere hot, or think about hot places I want to visit. It definitely helps with my winter blues. White sandy beaches, a cocktail in hand, crystal waters… and of course some adventure because I’m not really a beach holiday type of person. I love the beach to be an option but I need places to explore, historical or exotic, trips to go on otherwise I feel like the trip is a bit of a waste. I can relax at home in my own bed under a ton of blankets and Netflix. My dad on the other hand loves a beach…
