by LittleActivePeople | Nov 13, 2020 | Active Bodies, Active Minds, Emotional Wellbeing, Kids Activity Ideas, Physical Wellbeing
Here we go again… Lockdown #2 has officially begun and although the schools are staying open, so many other aspects of family life will be affected. Whereas previously we had the delight of warm sunny days and evenings, now days are shorter, the weather...
by LittleActivePeople | Oct 22, 2020 | Emotional Wellbeing, Kids Activity Ideas, Physical Wellbeing
Another October Half Term is nearly upon us (although different to usual!) and so, like many of you, we are faced with the task of keeping the kids entertained and balance out that screen time! When you google ‘Ideas for kids activities in October Half Term’, lots of...
by LittleActivePeople | Sep 17, 2020 | Active Bodies, Emotional Wellbeing, Physical Wellbeing
Jemma’s crew have had the email to say that their swimming lessons are due to start in just over a week. As with anything nowadays, there are a whole lotta rules and changes to how the lessons will be run to help reduce the risk of Covid spreading. Samuel...
by LittleActivePeople | Apr 28, 2020 | Active Bodies, Active Minds, Emotional Wellbeing, Kids Activity Ideas, Physical Wellbeing
During the first few weeks of lockdown, without realising it, I’d really been living a sedentary life. No walking to school, sat helping the girls with their school work and then whilst they went out to play, I used it as an opportunity to work, so sat down...
by LittleActivePeople | Mar 25, 2020 | Active Bodies, Active Minds, Emotional Wellbeing, Kids Activity Ideas, Physical Wellbeing
We at Little Active People are all about getting children active; both mentally and physically by helping to balance screen time. Neither Jemma or I are particularly green fingered but we have so many happy memories of being in the garden as children. Our parents are...
by LittleActivePeople | Mar 14, 2020 | Active Bodies, Active Minds, Emotional Wellbeing, Kids Activity Ideas, Physical Wellbeing, Screentime Advice
Conversation helps children express their thoughts, get what they need, resolve conflicts, ask for help, and learn from adults and from one another but talking to your child about how they’re feeling can be hard. Many conversation starters with your children just...
