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With children all over the UK enjoying the October half term this week, we wanted to give you some ideas of fun things to do that will keep them busy AND support their gut health at the same time! It is now well known that getting outside each day if possible is beneficial for health […]
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Welcome to part 2 of our recommendations for supporting our children’s health as they return to school over the next couple of weeks and beyond, into the autumn and winter months. This article will focus on ideas for healthy meal options to support our children both physically and mentally throughout the day. The recommendations are
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It’s that time of year again – our children are heading back to school and as parents, we are preparing for the change in routine, buying all the relevant equipment and clothing, and helping our children to manage the emotions they are experiencing around the change. Some children will be excited at the thought of
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This week is Children’s Mental Health Week in the UK – it runs from 1-7 February and is designed to raise awareness of the importance of our children’s psychological and emotional health. Children’s Mental Health Week was established by Place2Be, a national charity with over 25 years of experience working with pupils, families and staff
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It’s March next week, the end of another half-term and we are moving into spring. Whilst the weather has been shocking recently, with one storm after another, the days are getting longer – and following the spring equinox on 21st March, we will move into even lighter evenings and more opportunities to get outside. Being
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Gut health for kids Gut health for kids can be a daunting task. The summer holidays can often feel like a constant round of providing food for the kids – breakfast, second breakfast, snack, lunch, second lunch, snack, tea, dinner…you get the message! As a result, it can also be a time when eating healthily
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Summer is here and we are all looking forward to long days of sunshine and fun. Appreciating that school’s out for summer can bring so much joy and freedom too. Vitamin D is produced by the action of sunshine on the skin, so the more time we can spend outdoors in the sunshine, the more
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Supporting your child’s gut and brain development Probiotics help the body digest and absorb nutrients from food so that your child can grow and maintain a healthy weight and increased energy levels. Due to the gut-brain connection, children with unhealthy gut microbiomes may experience more problems with learning, attention, and memory. Therefore, supporting your child’s
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The health benefits of outdoor play in winter for children are significant in any season. The outdoor play presents its own unique opportunities for learning and discovery, which are essential for a child’s development. Judging by the number of people sniffing and coughing around me, autumn is upon us and the children are back at
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Viruses are spread by direct and indirect contact with other people, surfaces and objects. They are more likely to be spread by children as they are less likely to wash their hands properly or to put their hands over their mouths when coughing and sneezing. Kids are also much more likely to be in close
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