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          Breast feeding advice - all year                   Paddington Bear is coming to town
    Even though Breastfeeding Awareness Week in May has passed,  The ever fresh and youthful Paddington Bear will be calling into
    members of the NCT work all year round with women who wish to  STEAM - Museum of the Great Western Railway, on 20 and 21 June
    breastfeed for as long as they want.                  to say hello to all his fans.
     Breastfeeding isn't always easy and many mums are taken by surprise  The famous bear, who celebrated  throughout the weekend.
    if they run into difficulties, says breastfeeding counsellor Elena Rossi.  his fiftieth year as a celebrity in 2008  "There's also plenty for older
    "Our classes help mums overcome concerns, whether large or small, and  is inviting all children to meet him  members of  the family to see
    enable them to feel comfortable. They can share their concerns and are  and join in the many bear themed  and do, including Mr Gruber's
    offered plenty of support and information."           activities.                 Antique Shop where you'll find
     To find out more contact Melanie Viranyi on 0844 2436947 or email:  STEAM Manager Alan Greer  a great display of Paddington
    [email protected]                                 said, "youngsters can learn about  memorabilia."
                                                          Paddington's homeland of Peru,  Local charities will also be set-
                                                          get their own bear passport  ting up stalls inside the museum,
       Parents invest in baby memorabilia                 stamped at the special checkpoints,  including the Prospect Hospice and
                  despite recession                       plus there are bouncy castles, a  Oxfam Books.
                                                          miniature railway and storytimes  • See the advert opposite.
    Two mums who run a family orientated business have been busily
    building a successful enterprise, and also giving away their profits.
















   Ann Cooper of Clic Sargent receives a donation from Victoria Daney at Studteil
    Grange, with Keepsake Co. founders Michelle William and Victoria Casehournu
     Victoria Davey and Gina Gan-  ofbabies'handsandfeet,jewellery
    ney opened the The Keepsake Co.  capturing children's fingerprints,
    at Studley Grange Craft Village  footprints and artwork. "Babies
    last October and have seen sales  grow so quickly and parents know
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    continue to rise month on month  they can never get this time back
    throughout the economic down-  so will always find the means to  Headstarts Da  Nurser t;
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    turn. And within 6 months they  invest in a keepsake, whatever            ESTABLISHED 1990           L.
    have donated over £1,200 to Clic  the economy.          Moredon Children's Centre, Montrose Close, Moredon
    Sargent, support for which is a part  "Our products are wonderful  uturut hoarlcfartcnnrcor  ro nk
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                                                                environment where ever  child benefits from individual attention.
    due to The Keepsake Co.'s unique  delighted to be able to help Clic
                                                           • Monday-Friday 8am till 6pm all year
    product range which enables par-  Sargent; it's a wonderful charity. It
                                                           • Sessions for 0-5 year olds - am, pm, school day. all day
    ents to capture special milestones  feels fantastic to know that every
                                                           • Real value for money. From £35.55 per day  I •
    in their children's development,  sale generates more support for  • Funded child-care credits available."  '
    They include casts and impressions  such a worthwhile cause"  • Government Funded Nursery Sessions"
                                                            Free nursery sessions for 3 hours per day worth £45.90 per week. Monday-
                Draw daddy to win a prize                           Friday during term time for funded 3 & 4 year olds'
    To celebrate their first 6 months trading, Victoria and Gina are running  For further information or to arrange a visit, call 07703 256162
    a draw daddy competition. Children's pictures can be dropped into the  [email protected]
    shop during opening hours before Sunday 7 June. The winning picture  OPENING JUNE 2009
    will be transferred onto a key ring in ti me to present to dad on Father's  Co^d^tionsa P ply  — — FREE REGISTRATION — — — °naiesmayvary
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                                                            LITTLE FOXES CHILDCARE
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                     day nursery                            FOR CHILDREN AND THEIR PARENTS
                                                                       Established 1986
                                                                The Common, Brinkworth, Wilts
     Close to M4 junction 16, just a short drive from West Swindon
                                                                      Tel: 01666 510356 ® Little Foxes nursery Sch,,„i
     â For children 3 months to five years                   Just a 15 minute drive from West Swindon & Priory Vale on B4042
                                                           • An independent family run nursery offering quality care and education
     â Open all year from 8am to 6pm             i            within a safe, secure, stimulating environment for all babies and children
     â Extensive outdoor play & garden                        from 0-5 and an out of school club for children aged 5-11 years
                                                           • Open: Monday to Friday, 7.30am-6.3opm. 5I weeks of the year
     â Grant places available            FAMILY FUN
                                    Sat. 20 June,  - 4pm   • Full, part time and term time places. Government funding for 3-5 year olds
     For information call: 01793 851495                    • High staff to child ratios with qualified and experienced teaching staff and
                                     Vintage fire engines, tractor rides.
      www.thedaynursery.com         face-painting, mini-football, children's  nursery nurses
                                    crafts. dog-show. tombola. barbecue  • Nutritious 3 course meals, hydro pool, multi sensory room, school hall with
     Brinkworth Rd. Wootton Bassett, Swindon SN4 8DS  & refreshments  gym apparatus, secure gardens, mini bus for trips out and about
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