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September 6, 2010

The Sue Atkins Daily

Here's a new feature from me - a round up of the parenting and educational things I have found useful on Twitter this week.
Click here to read the Sue Atkins Daily

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September 5, 2010

Give your kids belief in their dreams

This is a lovely short film from Simple Truths about believing in your dreams.
We all havea dreamdeep with us - some are personal, some are for our family, some for our business some are bigger than others. But when I wobble or falter I find these inspiring films help to lift my spirit, cheer my s...Read more »

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September 5, 2010

Inspiring Sunday Sayings

"To know that people care about how you're doing when the doings aren't so good—that's what love is."
If you'd like to download my free positive parenting posters just click here
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September 3, 2010

Encyclopædia Britannica launches new App

Encyclopædia Britannica launches new educational apps what a BRILLIANT idea !!!
- Curriculum-based content for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch -
Encyclopædia Britannica is launching a brand new series of educational and engaging apps for children, aged 8-12. The interactive apps have be...Read more »

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September 3, 2010

Your Positive Parent Weekly Affirmation

I am responsible for my own happiness.........
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September 3, 2010

Storytelling ....

I've just been interviewed by The Daily Telegraphabout the importance of reading with, and to, your kids. It will be published in their Saturday Section on either 11th or 18th September - I'll let you know !!
I think it's about relaxing yourself first, getting into a positive frame of mind and pas...Read more »

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September 2, 2010

Magic therapy helps with brain condition

Here's a wonderful new therapy thatI read about in the Evening Standard.
A boy of eight whose hand was paralysed by a brain condition has been helped “by magic” after undergoing pioneering therapy.
Connor Curtis, from Sidcup, could only use his left hand in the shape of a claw after ...Read more »

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