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How aromatherapy can help you to combat stress!: Parents of young children are often tired, worn out and generally run down. Expert aromatherapist Penny Price gives her tips for combatting the stress that we so often experience.....; Penny Price (Supernanny Expert) 15 April 2008
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Why first-born children get the most quality time...: Older children benefit from thousands more hours spent with their parents, according to new research. Does this explain why first-borns are often more successful than their younger siblings?; Supernanny Team 20 February 2008
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Winter ailments and essential oils: It’s just so cold outside, and that means that we – and our children – are suffering. But what can we do about it? Supernanny expert aromatherapist Penny Price gives her recommendations for coping with those horrible winter ailments…….; Penny Price (Supernanny Expert) 31 January 2008
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How to deal with cyberbullying: Cyberbullying is a new and frightening way for children to pick on other children. Here Supernanny expert Sue Atkins explains how you, as a parent, can help....; Sue Atkins (Supernanny Expert) 15 January 2008
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How aromatherapy can help your children: How can aromatherapy help children? Supernanny’s new expert, Penny Price, who has been an aromatherapist for 25 years, explains, and gives her own remedies for common childhood ailments.; Penny Price (Supernanny Expert) 29 November 2007
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Your older child’s sleep problems: Once your child is back at school, a good night’s sleep will be more important than ever – so is he getting enough zzzzs?; Supernanny Team 28 August 2007
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Making medicine safe for your child: Over 5,000 A&E visits a year are due to children overdosing on medicine and under-fives are especially at risk. What can you do to keep your child safe?; Supernanny Team 28 August 2007
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Protect your child from back problems: Almost half of secondary-school kids get back pain – and it can be made worse by overloaded and improperly-worn backpacks…; Supernanny Team 28 August 2007
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