Issue 3: Letter from the Editors
We introduce our issue on play - whether its fun, easy or challenging.
When your kid loves football
Football as a sport and a culture has its problems as well as its joys. How do you foster a positive attitude to the sport your kid loves?
Why Elsa is a superhero
Even a three-year-old can pick out Elsa’s super-qualities. We walk you through it.
Learning to play: how to be outside
When Caroline Brimmer moved her family to the Lake District, she assumed outdoor play would come easily. But with only 21% of kids playing outside every day, turns out we all have a lot to learn.
Are we giving our kids equal play?
Kids’ toy preferences do seem to split down gender lines. But where does it come from? And even when we think we are combatting gender divisions, are our own prejudices getting in the way?
Sonshine Book Club: The Power by Naomi Alderman
We read Alderman's award-winning novel with relish - join us in the book club and let us know what you thought.
Your picks: Independent unisex clothing brands
You tell us, we write it. We round up your suggestions for favourite brands making the best kids' clothes out there.
Introductions: Emma Allen, Sandplay Therapist
We meet Emma Allen, Art Psychotherapist and Sandplay Therapist to find out whether we need to worry about our kids’ burgeoning interest in fighting, sticks, swords and guns.