Change is part of childhood, even when children cannot yet put words to what feels different. A new routine, a shift in family life, or a change in expectations can land emotionally long before it makes sense logically. Children often show this through their mood, their behaviour, or questions that seem to come out of nowhere.

Adults can forget how much context children are missing. What feels straightforward with experience can feel confusing or unsettling to a child meeting it for the first time. When we understand how children interpret change, it becomes easier to respond with patience, warmth, and reassurance while their understanding slowly catches up.

In an ideal world, most of us will have taken care of our laser hair removal treatment during the autumn or winter before summer comes around. In practice, many of us are far too forgetful to put these ideals into practice, meaning that thousands of people end up having to do those laser hair removal sessions during the summer itself.

Doing your sessions in summer does mean that there are slightly more details to keep in mind, especially when it comes to caring for your skin. Here, we provide some expert tips for getting your laser hair removal sessions done in summer, from factoring in sun avoidance to the importance of taking your skincare seriously.

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Every parent remembers that first car journey home from the hospital, driving 20mph under the speed limit, convinced every other driver is a maniac. That hyper-awareness fades, but the stakes never do. Here's something that might surprise you: families with just one child pay £92 more annually for car insurance than childless drivers, and that figure climbs with each additional child.

Most parents know they need car insurance, but few understand what actually protects their family when it matters most. After reviewing current UK insurance data and comparing policies from major providers, we've identified the coverage types that genuinely benefit families versus the add-ons that simply inflate premiums.

This guide cuts through the jargon to show you exactly what matters when insuring a family car, from often-overlooked child seat replacement covers to the money-saving tactics that don't compromise your family's safety.