As of 4th January 2021 the Government introduced England into a National Lockdown. They’ve made the guidance around what lockdown means for childcare clear, and we’re pleased they’ve recognised the necessity of childcare especially for working families. In summary, formal childcare within the home is allowed: the Government guidance says, "where it is necessary for…
It’s another lockdown and you have to brace yourself before you suggest another walk to the kids. The same lap. The same bored faces… Good news is there are more exciting (and allowed) things to do in lockdown!
We’ve rounded up all the most festive, family (and covid) friendly things to do this winter, so you can keep the kids busy and Christmas spirits high this year.
For some parents, working from home will mean they no longer need childcare; they can work more flexibly now or their kids are a bit older and can entertain themselves. Though for a lot of parents, childcare is still very much needed and that is totally OK!
This half-term we’re thinking more about where we can take our kids with lots of fresh air. Read our nannies’ top picks for places to go outside with kids.
The new guidelines have added yet more confusion for parents about what is and isn’t allowed when it comes to childcare. We’ve been helping parents understand what is and isn’t allowed so here’s a simple breakdown of the guidance when it comes to childcare. London is in Tier 2 London was moved into Tier 2,…
Let’s face it – after school care is hard at the best of times; and in a global pandemic and it feels near impossible. While after school clubs have previously been the go-to option for lots of families, many are having to reduce their numbers and some aren’t opening at all in September. With September right around…
Summer is 2020 is all about staycations. Read to find out what’s already on your doorstep…
Koru Kids has conducted London’s biggest parent survey during the COVID-19 pandemic. An overwhelming response from over 1500 parents demonstrated just how keen parents are to be heard…
There’s nothing quite as precious as your child asking to spend time with you. But the urge to always be together can also cause challenges. According to Psychology Today, separation anxiety is a child’s excessive fear of being apart from their caregiver or home. In this blog, we take a closer look at this…