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madeformums.com > features > early-signs-of-autism-to-look-for

Think you know the early signs of autism? Here's why ‘I wish I’d trusted my instincts sooner’

3+ day, 23+ hour ago   (1254+ words) Have you ever had a feeling something isn’t quite "right" with your baby or toddler? After her son’s autism diagnosis, Georgina Fuller looks back at the early signs she didn’t recognise – and shares what she hopes other parents will spot…...

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madeformums.com > news > gruffalo-granny-is-here

Gruffalo Granny is here! Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler return to the deep dark wood after 20 years

4+ day, 25+ min ago   (535+ words) The Gruffalo is back with a brand-new family member, as Gruffalo Granny arrives in the deep dark wood. The wait is over for Gruffalo-loving families. More than 20 years after The Gruffalo’s Child arrived on bookshelves, Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler…...

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madeformums.com > news > family-news > government-plans-new-law-to-stop-children-taking-and-sharing-nude-images-on-phones

Government plans new law to stop children taking and sharing nude images on phones

4+ day, 23+ hour ago   (747+ words) Ministers say new rules are needed to protect children from grooming, sextortion and online sexual abuse. The government is preparing new legislation that would require technology companies to stop children from taking, viewing and sharing nude images on smartphones. The…...

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madeformums.com > news > family-news > childrens-screen-time-soars-over-summer-as-reading-habits-fall-research-finds

Children’s screen time soars over summer as reading habits fall, research finds

5+ day, 23+ hour ago   (480+ words) New research suggests 74% of children spend more time on screens over summer, while just 14% read for pleasure daily. Millions of children are heading back to school after the six-week summer break, but new research suggests the holidays may have had…...

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madeformums.com > news > family-news > uk-grandparents-see-their-grandchildren-less-than-anywhere-else-new-research-finds

UK grandparents see grandchildren least often, study finds

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (650+ words) Just 9% of UK grandparents see their grandchildren daily, while children say busy parents and screens are getting in the way of family time. Family life in the UK could be facing growing pressure from busy schedules, technology and the demands…...

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madeformums.com > school-and-family > screen-free-summer-story-imagination

Screen-Free Summer Week 6: Story & Imagination

3+ week, 30+ min ago   (430+ words) Let imaginations run wild with our final Screen-Free Summer challenge as kids create their own character and dream up a brand-new adventure. Welcome to Week 6 of Screen-Free Summer! For our final challenge, we’re partnering with National Magazine Day to celebrate…...

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madeformums.com > news > family-news > parents-may-be-less-in-control-of-childrens-online-lives-than-they-think-new-research-finds

Parents may be less in control of children’s online lives than they think, new research finds

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (715+ words) New research finds 36% of children chat or play online with people they do not know, while 41% have tried to bypass parental controls. Despite most parents using parental controls or monitoring tools, more than a third of children are talking or…...

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madeformums.com > news > baby-news > california-nappy-law-could-make-manufacturers-disclose-chemical-ingredients

California nappy law could make manufacturers disclose chemical ingredients

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (635+ words) A proposed California law would require nappy makers to disclose ingredients, giving parents more information about what touches their baby’s skin. The proposed law, known as AB 1901, would require manufacturers to publish detailed ingredient information online from 1 January 2028, with key…...