It can be hard to keep the kids occupied all summer long. Whether you work from home or just have jobs to do there are times when you’d give anything for a few minutes peace and quiet. To this end, I’ve asked Daisy, 7, to review ChooChooGames, a new educational play website for children. The site is for 2-6 year olds, so Daisy has been looking at the site with her brother Jay, 3.
Daisy writes, “Two to six year olds should try ChooChooGames. I like it because it teaches you new things.” The …

The summer holidays are a time when most mums struggle to get a balance. Do you let your kids chill out totally with DVDs and computer games or drag them out for sports and day trips? There has to be a happy medium with a bit of activity and a bit of downtime, and if your children can learn something while playing computer games it is a bonus.
With this in mind, I set my two to test out the VTech Media Desktop. As you can see from the picture, right, …

How would you manage to run a business if you were also responsible for educating your kids at home? Lots of mums and dads do combine home education and running a business from home too. In this blog post, you can read about how starting a business can contribute to your kids’ education. Whether you home educate or not, getting your kids to understand about business is a valuable lesson. They can pick up maths skills if you ask them to help work out postage. And leanring about how business …