Gadgets
ParentView: Aiptek PenCam Trio mini camcorder
Toys R Us has recently launched a mini camcorder for families, and they gave us the chance to try it out. The ...
Continue reading >Could the new iPad change the way we teach children?
I'm not really into technology, preferring instead to spend spare money on plants and seeds, but even I am excited ...
Continue reading >ParentView: A laptop for kids
If your child is bugging you for a laptop just like Mummy's, then here's a toy option that just might satisfy their craving. ...
Continue reading >ParentView: Chatman
There's a thin line between letting your kids benefit from what the internet can offer in terms of education and chatting to ...
Continue reading >Four kid-friendly radios for a musical summer
The news has recently been busy with evidence that listening to the radio can be beneficial for young children, as it can ...
Continue reading >Baby sling is recalled following infant deaths
More than 1 million Infantino baby slings are being recalled in the US following the deaths of three babies who were ...
Continue reading >What's the right age for a child to have a mobile phone?
I recently changed my mobile phone, and my ten-year-old daughter's eyes immediately lighted on the old phone. Since I no ...
Continue reading >Help charity and win a Wii with Sport Relief
You can't miss all the Sport Relief initiatives going on at the moment – from Eddie Izzard and his endless marathons to ...
Continue reading >Baby monitors could translate children's cries
Scientists in Japan have identified a number of different sounds that babies make if they are hungry, sad or in pain. One ...
Continue reading >Tip of the Day: A cool tool for school
You'll have to trust me on this one, because I'm going to introduce you to an educational aid that sounds a bit dry at first, ...
Continue reading >Aramazu: A new way to teach children to tell the time
How to tell the time is one of those core skills that many parents feel they ought to pass on to their children, along with ...
Continue reading >Mobile phones, laptops, digital cameras, iPods - primary school children are spoiled rotten
Most children under the age of 10 own mobile phones, new research has revealed. In fact, kids these days have gadgets ...
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