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Zara Taylor Jewellery – unusual, quirky and wonderful!
At the recent CICI press day I was thrilled to meet the supremely talented Zara Taylor, the founder and creator of Zara Taylor London, a vintage inspired jewellery line that is attracting huge attention and a celebrity following. I was really impressed with Zara’s creations, which look and feel like beautiful lost treasures that you have uncovered in a long forgotten jewel box. Zara’s pieces include cameos, timepieces and long pendants that are created from both vintage and vintage-inspired materials. I love the telescope that actually works, and the adorable ‘a nice cuppa rosy lea’ pendant with its delicate china cup and pink rose. The vintage timepieces, wore on a…
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Encouraging Your Child To Open Up About School
Most of us have had the same conversation with our child in the car on the way home from school: “So, what have you done at school today?” “Nothing.” Sometimes getting them to talk about their day can feel like trying to get blood from a stone. This can be frustrating for parents as we all just want to know that our kids are happy, safe and thriving between the hours of 9 and 3. To help you deal with a child who’s reluctant to talk about school, an independent school in London has shared their tips on how you can encourage your kids to open up. Ask Specific Questions…
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5 Signs Your Child Needs A Tutor
If you’re concerned about your child’s slipping grades or feel they are lacking in confidence with their school work, hiring a private tutor may help give them the extra support they need. An independent school in East Yorkshire has highlighted some of the signs your child might benefit from extra tuition. To help make your decision, keep reading to find out more. They’re Falling Behind If your child’s grades start slipping It may just be that they never fully mastered the basics before their class moved on to more advanced learning. This is like building a house on an uneven foundation, soon cracks will start to appear! A tutor can…
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How To Raise An Independent Child
Independent children have the confidence and resilience to navigate life’s challenges. Teaching your child to be independent doesn’t mean that they won’t need you for support or that they can do everything without you, it simply means that they will have the drive to try new things and the ability to look within themselves to tackle their problems. For advice on how to raise your child to be more independent, take a look at the following insights from an independent school in Hertfordshire. Teach Them How Yes, more often than not it’s easier for you to do most things for your child. It usually means less milk on the kitchen…
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Is My Child Ready for Nursery?
For many parents, nursery is a practical form of childcare that enables them to return to work. For some, nursery is an opportunity for children to socialise and develop their confidence before eventually going off to school. Many nurseries offer places to children as young as 3 months old, and staff are equipped with the knowledge and skills to create a safe and comfortable environment for even the youngest children. However, no matter how old your child is you will no doubt feel a little anxious about the transition, and will want to make sure they are ready for this first step to independence. A nursery in London has suggested…
