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Scummy Mummies are back!


Ho, Ho, Ho…following their sell-out performance at the Stag Community Arts Centre in Sevenoaks, it’s the Scummy Mummies Christmas Show! Back by popular demand, comedians Helen Thorn and Ellie Gibson are bringing a special festive-themed comedy show to Komedia in Brighton on Tuesday 11th December at 8pm (doors open 7pm). Based on the UK’s No 1 Kids and Family Podcast, as recommended by


The Guardian, The Sunday Times, The Telegraph and BBC’s Woman’s Hour, expect scummy carols, yuletide sketches, festive stand-up and very scummy Santa stories! The Scummy Mummies book is also out now – Ellie and Helen will be selling and signing copies after the performance. • For more information, and to book, visit komedia.co.uk/


Diary date


Anti-Bullying Week 2018 runs from 12th-16th November with this year’s theme, Choose Respect.


Odd Socks Day will take place on Monday 12th November, an opportunity for children to not


only express themselves and to appreciate individuality and uniqueness but also help raise awareness for Anti-Bullying Week. Participating children are


invited to make a small donation to support the Anti-Bullying Alliance. • For more information, visit anti-bullyingalliance.org.uk/


PERSONALLY YOURS! Personalised children’s brand My 1st Years have launched


their festive range to make Christmas even more magical for little ones. Celebrity fans of the brand include Eva


Longoria and Elton John, and the range of affordable, luxurious toys, blankets, clothing, bed, bath and home accessories


include personalised Christmas sacks, £15, Santa robe, £30, and the My 1st Christmas ceramic bauble, £14.


• For more information, visit my1styears.com


© Andrew Crowley Photography


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