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In this issue, we have some great options for family days out that will keep the kids entertained for hours. We also share inspirational ideas for family holidays that consider the carbon footprint and have some useful advice for fi rst time buyers taking those fi rst steps on the property ladder. Happy reading!


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New parents Helpful baby products page 6


Getting technical Coding homework page 10


Take a break from it all Eco-conscious travel page 16


Out and about Great family day trips page 26


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