by LittleActivePeople | Jan 10, 2022 | Active Bodies, Active Minds, Emotional Wellbeing, Kids Activity Ideas, Physical Wellbeing, Screentime Advice
This time of year is known as Blue Monday, a time when Christmas euphoria is over and the bills start to come in. The weather is dreary and it gets dark early…it’s easy for us all to feel a little low. We, however, want to celebrate Blue Monday with ways...
by LittleActivePeople | Dec 1, 2020 | Active Minds, Emotional Wellbeing, Kids Activity Ideas, Physical Wellbeing, Screentime Advice
This month our blog is designed to help you share a bit of magic and sparkle this Christmas. Our top five letterbox activities will not only keep your little active people entertained, but spread the gift of Christmas cheer far and wide. If you’re having a...
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...
by LittleActivePeople | Mar 14, 2019 | Screentime Advice
For those Baby Boomers (and some millennials), who remember life without 24/7 technology, life is much different now! Generation Z haven’t needed to master the art of conversation or being comfortable with their brains unstimulated. With some many devices and...
by LittleActivePeople | Mar 6, 2019 | Emotional Wellbeing, Kids Activity Ideas, Physical Wellbeing, Screentime Advice
Sleep becomes a big part of your life when you are a parent. Or rather trying to get your children to sleep (and stay asleep) becomes a big part of your life! It has such an impact on their behaviour, health and ability to learn that it’s really important that we help...
by LittleActivePeople | Jan 30, 2019 | Screentime Advice
Do you find you are battling with your older children to agree on Screentime limits? Ofcom’s national, quantitative research finds that older children are finding it harder to control their screen time than they were last year. The proportion of 12-15s who agreed they...
