The BBC is providing every Year 7 or equivalent child in the UK with its new micro:bit codeable computer, hoping to create the “coders, programmers and digital pioneers of the future” according to Director General Tony Hall. Click to read.
The National Record of Scotland revealed children called Loki, Thor, Siri and Timotei were born in 2015 north of the border. Click to read.
In the week of the latest Budget, there’s a rant and an alternative toddler take on Osborne’s list. Plus how I won at parenting – no disputes. Click to read.
You’ve heard George Osborne’s Budget, now here’s one for parents of toddlers. Who doesn’t want a sleep pension? Or a licence fee rebate for excess CBeebies? Click to read.
George Osborne announce his plans for the year ahead in the 2016 Budget today, but how does it affect families? Click to read.
We managed to avoid watching Frozen for nearly two-and-a-half years, but Elsa’s teething troubles meant we finally relented. Here’s why we avoided it and what we thought of it. Click to read.
A dad has spent £4.2 million on his daughter’s 15th birthday party, laying on entertainment from Nick Jonas and Pitbull. Click to read.
A major UK restaurant chain has agreed to review its policies on baby change facilities across the country following The Dad Network’s #dadsforchange campaign. Click to read.
It had to happen eventually – we watched Frozen despite my campaign against it. Hear Elsa’s reaction to it in the podcast. Also – the best books for toddlers, my mate Liam takes part in a parenting focus group for non-dads and a victory for The Dad Network. Click to read.
This month’s band worth booking a babysitter for sound like they could be from the 90s and are the alternative to watching Jason Donovan over the next few weeks. Click to read.
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