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Perfect for messy
mealtimes! Hippychick Bumkins bibs are brilliant for when your baby decides to make meal time fun time! Made from a waterproof, stain and odour-resistant material, the bibs come in a wide variety of bright and brilliant patterns! Even better - they are easy rinse and machine washable, so they’re highly practical too!
hippychick.com
New book explores early
language development A new Pre-School Learning Alliance publication - Early Language Development - explores research techniques into communication development in very young babies – and even in the developing fetus. The book considers babies’ first steps in language learning and explores the music of language, which includes the use of pitch, rhythm and intonation, on their journey to access the structure and meaning of the languages they are exposed to.
Get whisked away to a wintery wonderland! Give a guilt-free gift
this Christmas! To celebrate Save the Children’s Christmas Jumper Day on Friday 15 December, WHSmith is stocking two Christmas Jumper Day bears called Benji and Bruno. The bears will be sporting their very own festive knits that have been specially designed by competition winners, Holly and Phoebe, and will be sold in WHSmith high street stores across the UK and online. To get involved, simply get everyone you know to wear a woolly on 15 December and donate £2 to Save the Children.
christmasjumperday.org
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Join Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse as they take audiences on a fun-filled tour in Disney on Ice presents Passport to Adventure, which is appearing at The SSE Arena in Belfast from 3-5 November! Journey to the most memorable Disney destinations with all of your favourite characters - Simba, Peter Pan and Wendy, Anna and Elsa - and get swept away by classic tales that have captivated the world. Call the Box Office on 028 9073 9074 or book online at
ssearenabelfast.com.
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