Teddy Bear's Childcare

Small children aren’t the only ones at risk of swallowing magnets. Many teens and tweens have accidentally swallowed them too.

One common scenario is when they try to create a fake tongue piercing using two magnetic balls and accidentally swallow them.

It happens so easily. But the magnets can attract to each other inside the body, sticking together and tearing holes in your child’s gut. This can cause life-changing injuries.

⚠️Please talk to older children about the dangers of putting magnets in or near their mouths.

Learn more: https://capt.org.uk/magnet-safety/

Reminder that club returns on Monday morning (20th of April) We look forward to seeing you

Just for fun…
What’s your favourite Easter treat? 🍫🐣

👍 Chocolate eggs
❤️ Hot cross buns
😂 Both!

Let us know!

Kindness activity pack for children aged 5-14

Free children's kindness activities pack | British Red Cross Find out more about our children's kindness activities pack: a free teaching resource for KS2 and 3 children aged 5 to 14.

What amazing adventures await you this Easter break? 🥚

🥚who can guess how many mini eggs are in the jar 🥚

Happy Easter to everyone celebrating today! 🌷

Here is an idea of a healthy breakfast treat this weekend

Healthy Easter bunny pancakes Celebrate Easter with these cute rabbit pancakes – a fun and healthy breakfast treat for kids. Use whole or semi-skimmed milk if cooking for under fives

Today’s the last day of term 🎉 We hope you all have a wonderful break! 🌸✨

We’ve been getting into the Easter spirit at club this week with some fun themed crafts! 🐣🎨✨