Tips and expert advice
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Tips and expert adviceTop tips to keep your child reading over the summer
Here's some top tips to encourage your child to keep reading over the summer and avoid any decline in those hard-won new skills.
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Behind the scenes at Usborne, Tips and expert adviceHow to talk to children about love
Find out how to talk to young children about love, and why it’s so important. Usborne author, Katie Daynes, shares the main lessons she learned from writing Very First Questions and Answers: What is love?
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Tips and expert adviceTen-year-old planet champion, Sofia Züger, on her love for What is mud? and campaigning with Save Soil
Sofia Züger loves talking to children and families about the importance of soil and why we should save it from going extinct.
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Tips and expert adviceWhy Usborne's Very First Questions Books work well for my neurodivergent son
To support Neurodiversity Celebration Week, we hear from an Usborne editor about her experiences sharing Usborne’s ‘Lift-the-Flap Very First Questions and Answers’ books with her son, who has recently been diagnosed with autism.
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Tips and expert adviceScreen-free festive play inspired by Don't Tickle the Polar Bear!
We are excited to be partnering with Claire Russell of playHOORAY! to bring you some wintery play inspiration. Claire is a mum of three, early years expert and big fan of Usborne books and she has shared five brilliant play ideas for all ages inspired by Don’t Tickle the Polar Bear!
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Tips and expert adviceCan kids really help the trees?
Can we really help the trees? was written by Katie Daynes in close collaboration with Dr Manuel Luján, a plant taxonomist at Kew Gardens. Here, Katie quizzes Manuel about what trees mean to him, and how he thinks children can get involved.