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Catherine Cooper
Catherine Cooper is a freelance journalist writing for several national publications about parenting. Her first book, Travel with Children: The Essential Guide is due to be published in January. She lives in France with her husband and kids Toby, eight and Livi, six, who both speak much better French than she does.
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Expert post: Should your children be home alone?
by catherinecooper | 31 January 2012In the UK, there is no official minimum legal age at which children can be left home alone. So how do you decide when yours are ready?
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Expert post: Brownies and Rainbows
by catherinecooper | 25 January 2012The Girl Guiding movement has changed and still has a lot of offer your daughters. It's also a great way to get them involved with their community.
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Avoiding meltdowns in routines over Christmas
by catherinecooper | 12 December 2011It's fine to shake things up over Christmas and cut your children a little slack – but where should you draw the line?
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How to have a happy and safe bonfire night
by catherinecooper | 28 October 2011Bonfire Night is lots of fun for the whole family but it's important to take good care.
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Frightfully good Halloween adventures for half term
by catherinecooper | 19 October 2011There are some brilliant spooky days out to be enjoyed next week. Catherine Cooper rounds up some of the best.
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Expert post: Kids and airports can mix
by catherinecooper | 16 September 2011Going on holiday is always exciting but many parents see the airport as one big hassle.
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Expert post: Home and away half term getaways
by catherinecooper | 13 September 2011Fed up of school already? These half term holiday suggestions could give you something to look forward to.
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Expert post: How to enjoy a staycation at home
by catherinecooper | 29 July 2011Much has been written about staycations - taking your holiday without leaving the UK. Why not take it a step further and spend your holiday at home?
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Expert post: Late deals on family holidays
by catherinecooper | 23 July 2011Did you forget to book a family holiday this year? No need to worry - there are plenty of holidays still available - and many companies have slashed their prices. Travel expert Cathe...
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Expert post: Sun safety for kids
by catherinecooper | 17 June 2011We all want our children to play outside more as the weather gets hotter but it's important that they avoid getting sunburnt.
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Expert post: Will volcanic ash spoil my holiday?
by catherinecooper | 03 June 2011Worried about whether your summer holidays this year will be disrupted by volcanic ash? Here's how you can protect yourself.
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Expert post: What to do with an abandoned animal
by catherinecooper | 26 May 2011Around now, you or your children might find baby animals such as birds or foxes in your garden. What should you do if you find one which seems to have been abandoned?
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Expert post: When are your children old enough to travel alone?
by catherinecooper | 06 May 2011How do you know when the time is right?
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Expert post: Cycle safety for kids
by catherinecooper | 25 March 2011Cycling is brilliant for children - it keeps them fit, helps them socialise and means you can all get to school quicker than if you walk. But it's important to make sure they stay safe.
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Expert post: Teaching your children to cope with emergencies
by catherinecooper | 04 March 2011Would your child know what to do if they found themselves in an emergency situation? Catherine Cooper has some tips for teaching them to cope outside of their comfort zone.
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