Author: catfish

e 101 Ways to Annoy your parents and other really old people – THE HOLIDAY SPECIAL Like any good show – 101 Ways to annoy your parents and other really old people is getting its own SPIN OFF.  Welcome to THE HOLIDAY SPECIAL.  Bringing families together and arming the kids with all they need to know to get through Christmas, Easter, Halloween and every other holiday they can imagine. Watch as Matty Greys applies his patented organised Chaos to the entire audience and takes them on a journey through the best times of the year and teaches both kids and…

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Ready to make a splash? Check out our list of places in SA, such as swimming centres and water parks, that feature waterslides. There’s nothing quite like the rush you get as you zoom down a waterslide, especially the big, twisty ones! Kids especially love the anticipation before they finally make a splash at the bottom, such a fun mix of excitement and nerves. On a hot summer’s day there’s no better way to cool down than splashing into the water at the bottom of a slide, then heading back up to do it all over again.  Check out our…

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         When I work with families, one of the first things we discuss is the importance of the parent- / caregiver-child bond; how and why it is central to language learning and development. At its core, language is about connection and communication – it’s a tool we use to interact, to express ourselves, to build and nurture relationships. This fundamental need for connection is why building and sustaining the bond between a parent/caregiver and a child should always come first, going beyond linguistic or academic goals. Today is World Read Aloud Day, a celebration of books, stories and the magic…

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A podcast interview with John Patrick Green discussing the Investogators and Agents of S.U.I.T series on The Growing Readers Podcast, a production of The Children’s Book Review. Join us for a delightful conversation with John Patrick Green, creator of the bestselling InvestiGators series. John shares how his journey from a young artist copying Garfield comics led to becoming one of today’s most beloved graphic novelists. Learn about his unique creative process, which involves space staring, apartment pacing, and having Star Trek episodes playing in the background while he works. John discusses the evolution of his career, the collaborative process behind his books, and why…

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  Best of Kids Fringe 2025. ‘Best of Kids Fringe’ is the original and best variety show for kids and families at this year’s Adelaide Fringe. With a star-studded rotating and fixed line-up of awesome acts from around the Fringe.  A perfect blend of bubbles, clowning, magicians, comedians, circus and so much more, this is the ultimate tasting plate of funny for kids of all ages. Hosted by The NITWITS with 4 epic acts from around the Fringe. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️   5 stars for family fun at the fringe, all in one fabulous variety show! Go and see it on opening preview…

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Gatlinburg is more than a charming mountain town that has millions of visitors flocking every year; it’s a destination that captures the essence of nature and modern living. Its location in the Great Smoky Mountains provides unmatched scenery, a wealth of outdoor activities, and a strong sense of community, making it a magnet for property buyers. Whether for personal use or investment, Gatlinburg properties offer something for every lifestyle.What makes Gatlinburg stand out is its versatility. Buyers can choose from cozy condos near bustling attractions to serene mountain retreats perfect for a quieter pace of life. The market here reflects…

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Splish Splash Splatacular! From the multi-award-winning creators of “The Alphabet of Awesome Science” and “You Are a Doughnut”… …comes a splashy-splashy science circus, where the star of the show is (drum roll please…) — WATER! Join ringmaster Rip Tide as he expertly explores and experiments with the expansive (and wonderfully explicable) properties of this exceptional chemical! You’ll be confounded and astounded while experiencing thrills and (actual!) spills in equal measure — as water squirts, spurts and sprays in every conceivable direction! Plus, Rip is going to need to recruit a few more stars to join him on stage! Will you…

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Create a Compelling NarrativeEvery unique property has a story to tell, and as the seller, it’s your job to bring that story to life. You should craft a compelling narrative that highlights the history, features, and lifestyle your property offers. This narrative should go beyond mere facts and figures, painting a vivid picture of what life could be like for the new owners. If your home was designed by a renowned architect featured in Architectural Digest, share the inspiration behind the design. For a property with historical significance, delve into its past and how it has been preserved or updated…

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Tucked away in Nairne, the Matthew Road Reserve has a well-designed playground where you can relax and watch the kids explore. Review by Adaire Prosser This hearty playground is well-maintained and has a range of obstacles for young children to test their capabilities. There is a single and double slide, and a wooden slat bridge that kids love crossing over. There is also a small tunnel leading to an array of different options to challenge climbing abilities.  This playground is suitable for toddlers still finding confidence, with nice wide steps with handrails, low incline slides, and lots of fun options…

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Book Review of A Naughty Potty Demon TaleSponsored* | All opinions are our ownThe Children’s Book Review What to Expect: Indian mythology, demons, going potty, heroism, and humor. A Naughty Potty Demon Tale tells the traditional tale of the demon Ahi through the all-too-familiar problem of plumbing blockages. In Indian mythology, there is a demon serpent named Ahi who is famous for trapping all the world’s water … and this is a major problem when you need to flush the potty! Ahi is blocking up the toilet, and flushing just makes him giggle. He refuses to be intimidated by threats…

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