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24 Dec

Download Your Free Letter to Santa

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FREE LETTER TO SANTA ‘Tis the season to be Jolly… Here at Sassy Bloom we’ve created a very special letter to Santa that you can print for free and complete with your little one(s).

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experiment with bubbles
This weeks activity to play with your kids and toddler is wet play experimenting with bubbles. Its something fun to play at home. Set out a splash mat or some towels and best to do it in a kitchen or somewhere with no carpet.
Sassy Bloom give you ideas of how to spend your half term
Half term can be stressful – places can be busy. It is also a nice time to spend quality time with your children and have family time. Sassy Bloom have put together 10 activities to do, in and out the house to keep you all amused over the half term period.
Sassy Bloom weekend activity
Welcome to another week of activities for your baby and toddler on these cold and windy weekends, provided by Sassy Bloom. Because of the nasty storms at the moment – we are suggesting an inside activity for this weekend.
Baking
The sun is shining – but it’s quite muddy and cold out there – we think it would be nice to stay in, stay warm and do something fun. So this weekends activity with your children is cooking/baking.

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19 Dec

Baby’s First Christmas

Baby-Santa with red Christmas hatAdvice & Tips
Well its that festive time of year again and lots of people are finishing off work to prepare to have some time off with their family. Maybe its your baby’s 1st Christmas or maybe you are just looking for ways to make your family Christmas more memorable – but here are tips from us here at Sassy Bloom.

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has my child got a fever
Most children with a fever will recover without any serious illness, but the advice on how to manage them at home can range from the unhelpfully vague to terrifying stories. To be frank, when your child is miserable and roasting hot, the last thing you want to do is sift through old wives tales to find some sound medical advice.
pregnancy
My Pregnancy Story – It will all be OK!   Pregnancy is terrifying, at least mine was. We’re presented with this beautiful picture of pregnancy that involves a bump that resembles a football stuffed up your stretchy jumper, glowing skin, silky hair and an aura of excitement excreting from every orifice.
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5 peculiar tips to get your child to sleep that really do work. If you are like the majority of parents, you have probably followed everything that the books suggest. You have a routine: bath time at 6, pyjamas at 6.30, story time at 7, followed by cuddles… but NO sleep!
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Society is always quick to talk about motherhood and ‘yummy mummies’ but it’s important not to neglect the Daddies too. For those babies who are lucky enough to have their daddies around, here are some ways you can include daddy in your day to day routine.

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06 Nov

Baby signing (Baby Sign Language)

Horns up!Advice & Tips
The definition of baby signing is “Baby sign language is the use of manual signing in order to communicate with infants and toddlers. A better term would be “baby signing” since they are not using a full sign language, but a limited number of “stand alone” manual signs (most often taken from a sign language like ASL).” There are a number of baby signing books, videos and kits that can aid you and your baby to learn the art of baby signing.

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has my child got a fever
Most children with a fever will recover without any serious illness, but the advice on how to manage them at home can range from the unhelpfully vague to terrifying stories. To be frank, when your child is miserable and roasting hot, the last thing you want to do is sift through old wives tales to find some sound medical advice.
pregnancy
My Pregnancy Story – It will all be OK!   Pregnancy is terrifying, at least mine was. We’re presented with this beautiful picture of pregnancy that involves a bump that resembles a football stuffed up your stretchy jumper, glowing skin, silky hair and an aura of excitement excreting from every orifice.
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5 peculiar tips to get your child to sleep that really do work. If you are like the majority of parents, you have probably followed everything that the books suggest. You have a routine: bath time at 6, pyjamas at 6.30, story time at 7, followed by cuddles… but NO sleep!
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Society is always quick to talk about motherhood and ‘yummy mummies’ but it’s important not to neglect the Daddies too. For those babies who are lucky enough to have their daddies around, here are some ways you can include daddy in your day to day routine.

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18 Oct

How to Stimulate your baby

Funny boy baby with musical toys. Isolated on white backgroundAdvice & Tips
You may feel that you newborn baby is quite happy just lying on their mat and you may well be right…. but there are also plenty of ways which you can start stimulating your baby’s senses.

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has my child got a fever
Most children with a fever will recover without any serious illness, but the advice on how to manage them at home can range from the unhelpfully vague to terrifying stories. To be frank, when your child is miserable and roasting hot, the last thing you want to do is sift through old wives tales to find some sound medical advice.
pregnancy
My Pregnancy Story – It will all be OK!   Pregnancy is terrifying, at least mine was. We’re presented with this beautiful picture of pregnancy that involves a bump that resembles a football stuffed up your stretchy jumper, glowing skin, silky hair and an aura of excitement excreting from every orifice.
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5 peculiar tips to get your child to sleep that really do work. If you are like the majority of parents, you have probably followed everything that the books suggest. You have a routine: bath time at 6, pyjamas at 6.30, story time at 7, followed by cuddles… but NO sleep!
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Society is always quick to talk about motherhood and ‘yummy mummies’ but it’s important not to neglect the Daddies too. For those babies who are lucky enough to have their daddies around, here are some ways you can include daddy in your day to day routine.

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17 Oct

The Benefits of Baby Massage

Foot massageAdvice & Tips
There are so many different baby classes out there that its hard to know whats worth doing and what isn’t. Baby massage is a relaxing time for both you and baby and is recommended for a number of reasons.

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has my child got a fever
Most children with a fever will recover without any serious illness, but the advice on how to manage them at home can range from the unhelpfully vague to terrifying stories. To be frank, when your child is miserable and roasting hot, the last thing you want to do is sift through old wives tales to find some sound medical advice.
pregnancy
My Pregnancy Story – It will all be OK!   Pregnancy is terrifying, at least mine was. We’re presented with this beautiful picture of pregnancy that involves a bump that resembles a football stuffed up your stretchy jumper, glowing skin, silky hair and an aura of excitement excreting from every orifice.
placeholder
5 peculiar tips to get your child to sleep that really do work. If you are like the majority of parents, you have probably followed everything that the books suggest. You have a routine: bath time at 6, pyjamas at 6.30, story time at 7, followed by cuddles… but NO sleep!
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Society is always quick to talk about motherhood and ‘yummy mummies’ but it’s important not to neglect the Daddies too. For those babies who are lucky enough to have their daddies around, here are some ways you can include daddy in your day to day routine.

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16 Oct

Is Baby TV teaching our babies?

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A new study has shown that babies pick up their speech from listening to real life speech. This research shows that babies and toddlers pick up more information from eavesdropping on our conversations then they do from watching someone on an educational baby TV show talk to them.

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experiment with bubbles
This weeks activity to play with your kids and toddler is wet play experimenting with bubbles. Its something fun to play at home. Set out a splash mat or some towels and best to do it in a kitchen or somewhere with no carpet.
Sassy Bloom give you ideas of how to spend your half term
Half term can be stressful – places can be busy. It is also a nice time to spend quality time with your children and have family time. Sassy Bloom have put together 10 activities to do, in and out the house to keep you all amused over the half term period.
Sassy Bloom weekend activity
Welcome to another week of activities for your baby and toddler on these cold and windy weekends, provided by Sassy Bloom. Because of the nasty storms at the moment – we are suggesting an inside activity for this weekend.
Baking
The sun is shining – but it’s quite muddy and cold out there – we think it would be nice to stay in, stay warm and do something fun. So this weekends activity with your children is cooking/baking.