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When it comes to building a deeper bond, you can’t beat one on one time with children. There are a number of great benefits not only for your relationship but also for your child’s wellbeing and confidence. What is one on one time? One on one time is time devoted to the two of you being together, without others around. It’s different from normal spent time together in that you let your child take the lead with what you’ll do and talk about.

Do you remember your first crush? The first time you caught sight of a certain girl at school and had that heart-boom moment? Remember the roller-coaster of emotions, fears of rejection, and just… well… realising you had no idea what you were doing? Teen life is hard enough for our kids and as parents we want to ensure we have our finger on the pulse of what’s going on in their lives. Here’s how to help your teenager cope with navigating the choppy waters of romance.

It may be cold outside but February half term doesn’t have to be a damp squib. We’ve got some great ideas of events and activities to keep the kids entertained both on days out and at home. Events and Days out Leap Then Look Half Term Art School, Brighton For children aged 8-14 years, this three day event allows them to work with professional artists using a variety of creative methods, including photography and installations.