Real Mum Reviews

One of my highlights is usually our annual family Easter egg hunt where each year, for one day and one day only, I transform into the Easter bunny; sneaking around my large back garden hiding different coloured plastic eggs, colour coded for each of my 2 daughters, my niece and my nephew. This Easter, the Learning Resources Digital Easter egg hunt will take place on Monday 29th March 2021 and this very page will become one of 12 different clues that will lead you one step closer to winning a fantastic prize! You and your children can attempt to solve the Easter egg hunt code word by collecting clues, before unscrambling the word and entering for the chance to win a HUGE Learning Resources prize bundle as pictured below! n’t need a basket, dressing up is completely optional and you won’t find a chocolatey face in sight, the Learning Resources digital Easter egg hunt is a fun way to carry out the traditional virtually and is great for the kids to be involved in too!

If little ones are joining you at the table for a hearty Easter family dinner, then this Peter Rabbit Dinner Set and these adorable Peter Rabbit bibs will make a beautiful yet practical gift to tear open this Easter. When it comes to Easter toys for babies and toddlers aged 6 – 36 months, then Tomy have really got you covered this Easter with their Tomy Toomies range, packed full of egg based toys and games for little ones to explore and discover. A great way to teach colour and shape recognition, little ones should aim to match the colour of the shell to the colour of the egg, as well as line up the shape on the bottom with the appropriate slot in the egg case. The Jumbo Bunny and Jumbo Ducky are available at Amazon and independent retailers and retail at £34.99 For children who like to keep busy and use their brains, the Rubik’s Junior Bunny puzzle is the ideal puzzle for little problem solvers.

The Books you should be reading this February Simple ways to save money on your home improvements After 12 months of spending far more time than usual within our own four walls, we have probably all spotted things about our homes that we would like to change and improve. Spending the entire year working from home without having the luxury of a spare bedroom or home office, we now have a long list of home improvements we would like to make to enhance and improve our home surroundings, particularly given the fact I am now likely to be working from home on a much more permanent basis. Home improvements don’t always come cheap however and with the COVID pandemic also having a huge impact on our families income and earnings over the last 12 months, we have been looking for some simple and practical ways to save money on our home improvements and modernise our home without breaking the bank. For furniture like sofas and living room furnishings, Easter and January are often when many of the larger sales take place, or where you may get a better interest free offering, allowing you to spread the costs interest free across a number of years.

Dogs are also brilliant with children, and if you’re thinking about bringing a dog into your family, then you will probably already know this. In case you need some more persuading, here are 4 reasons who owning a dog can benefit your family: As your child grows, their immune system is put to the test every time they catch a cold or a virus. If you’re unsure on what toys are best for dogs, then head to an online pet shop like Time for Paws Website to browse through hundreds of great options. Children have to learn to regulate their emotions, and over time, they will learn important traits like compassion and empathy.