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Understanding the Power of a Baby Ring Sling

A baby ring sling has become one of the most trusted carrying solutions among modern parents. With its combination of lightweight fabric, easy usability, ergonomic design, and deep emotional benefits, it stands out as a superior babywearing choice. While many baby carriers promise comfort, the ring sling’s unique construction delivers far more — especially when used consistently and correctly. This comprehensive guide highlights the true benefits that new parents often overlook, including one powerful advantage that surprises almost everyone...

Spooky half term deal at Exeter's Tenpin centre

Finding stuff for the kids to do over Halloween can be pretty scary, when all they want to do is dress up like monsters and play practical jokes. It's worth remembering that the more treats you give them, the fewer tricks you can expect in return! So it's the perfect time to treat them to a game of bowling at Tenpin.

The centre is offering a deal of one game of bowling and a burger meal for just £6.99 per junior and £9.99 for adults.

For more details visit www.tenpin.co.uk/exeter/

Halloween and half term = fun for everyone

Where oh where did the first half of term go? Half term always catches me by surprise, but thankfully lots of people in Exeter have been busy thinking ahead and planning a host of half term activities to entertain your children and at the same time probably give you a bit of a breather. This coming week is, of course, also Halloween, providing even more opportunities to get active in and around the city.

We will have daily updates next week, but to get the party started, here is a selection of fun things to do during half term and for Halloween.

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Theatre of Dreams inspiring creative kids this half term

As children, artists Tracy Whitbread and Hannah Stevens were both shaped and nourished by painting, crafts, stories and theatre, and as adults they want to offer these enriching and empowering activities to primary school age children in Arts workshops based around their portable mini-theatre, called the ‘Theatre of Dreams’.

The idea has developed over a period of time from both artists working with children and responding to their needs. Children are given the support and space to bring the theatre alive using painting, crafts, stories, song and dance. They are committed...

Banxy workshops for half term at the Northcott

Exeter's Northcott Theatre is offering an exciting half term of workshops with veteran UK hip-hop dance artist Banxy . As one of the original practitioners of the b boy/b girl, street and hip-hop genre, he has taught the core fundamentals of this ever-popular art form to participants for over 20 years.

All his workshops offer participants the chance to learn new and challenging moves, explore their own creativity and engage positively with others whilst learning in a fun and safe environment.

Banxy's workshops are suitable for those aged 7 yrs+ and are...

Exeter Pop Up Baby Shop to Open

The Natural Nursery is delighted to announce that it will be holding regular pop-up shops in McCoys Arcade, Fore Street, Exeter.

Selling a range of cloth nappies, baby slings and other natural parenting products, the pop-up shop will give Exeter parents a much-needed opportunity to see, try and handle goods before purchasing or ordering.

Arabella Greatorex, partner of The Natural Nursery, says “We are thrilled to be able to offer this to Exeter parents. Since closing our retail shop in Bristol, I have really missed the day-to-day contact with customers and the ability to...

Police issue advice to ensure a Happy Halloween for all

Devon and Cornwall Police are taking steps to ensure that Halloween is a happy and safe time for everyone, whether young or old by implementing a 'Sorry... no trick or treat this Halloween' campaign.

They wish any families who are going trick or treating this Halloween a spooktastic time and say be safe, but have added a reminder that not everyone wants you to call at their home. The ‘Sorry... no trick or treat this Halloween’ campaign encourages residents who do not want to be bothered by trick-or-treaters to place the poster on the front door or window of their home. Neighbourhood...

Olympic cyclist Dani King champions cycling gold standard

Charity Sustrans has urged the government to introduce a minimum standard of everyday cycling education and support for schools in England by 2016 to tackle childhood obesity, a move supported by Olympic cycling gold medallist Dani King.

Sustrans’ report, ‘Going for Gold’, calls for cycling to school to be integrated into the national curriculum so every student can access regular training in safety and maintenance and have a spot to park their bike.

Evidence shows that the one-off training sessions currently available do little to change habits in the...

Christopher is a gold medal winner at reading Books!

Local bookworm Christopher Sparks is overjoyed at completing his 100th book to earn a Booktrack certificate and gold badge.

Nine-year-old Christopher, who completed his challenge at Exeter's St Thomas Library in Church Road, enjoys reading all kinds of books. He was presented with his certificate and gold badge by Library Supervisor Lee Rawlings. He said: "Christopher is a fantastic reader and has told the staff all about the 100 books over the course of his challenge, well done Christopher!"

Devon County Council's library services operate Booktrack as a leisure time...

The Mysterious Vanishment of Pobby and Dingan

Adapted from the short story, Pobby and Dingan , by Ben Rice, The Mysterious Vanishment of Pobby and Dingan will be coming to the Northcott Theatre this Sunday and is recommended for children of nine and over. The Stage said of it "This Tasmanian writer has a quirky, audacious, wonderfully unfettered way of looking at life'.

The storyline is based around Kellyanne’s best friends, Pobby and Dingan. Her big brother Ashmol hates them. They’re invisible and they make her act weird. Everyone thinks she’s a fruitloop and it’s no fun having a fruitloop for a sister in Lightning Ridge....

Christow Primary selected for green initiative

Christow Primary School has been selected to take part in an exciting new national initiative to save energy and cut carbon emissions.

Christow is one of just 40 schools across the country selected to be a Solar School. This is a ground-breaking initiative that helps schools to cut carbon emissions, boost budgets and teach pupils about energy. The school is planning to raise over £6,000 this year to install solar panels on its roof.

Headteacher David Lamoon said: “The school has a large south-facing roof, which will generate free renewable electricity. We...

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