First Aid Kit - for Parents

The "STEAM Creative Set for a Super Child" contains 9 activities that develop a child's imagination, logic and dexterity. It's the box you reach for when you hear "I'm bored!", instead of handing over the phone or tablet again.

It's important to know this isn't just another box of toys - it's much more. The set follows the STEAM approach - science, technology, engineering, arts and maths - linking play with learning. The child models, draws, experiments and solves problems, all while having fun.

This set will help you:

• swap screen time for more than 50 fun activities;
• develop your child's fine motor skills through modelling and colouring;
• train their logical thinking with task cards and templates;
• spark their curiosity with a real at-home experiment;
• prepare them for writing with the number templates;
• teach your child focus, patience and independence;
• give them hours of free creative play that you'll enjoy just as much.

• S - Science
• T - Technology
• E - Engineering
• A - Arts
• M - Mathematics
• Sparks imagination and creative thinking
• Builds focus, patience and independence
• Develops fine motor skills and logical thinking
• Encourages free creative play , screen-free
• Creates a real connection between play and learning

Your child wants something sweet. You read the label in the shop, see sugar, glucose syrup and three colourings, and put it back on the shelf. Then you get home and wonder what on earth to give them.

This book is the answer: sweet treats you can put on the table without a second thought. No white sugar, no honey and no artificial colourings - just dates, maple syrup, coconut sugar, stevia or banana and apple puree to sweeten.

At the front, you'll find a table showing what replaces 100g of sugar and how much liquid to cut back when the sweetener is a syrup. Every recipe is labelled - vegan, gluten-free, dairy-free - and marked on a sweetness scale: fruit only, everyday or special occasion. A separate page explains what to watch for with little ones: nuts, cocoa, dried fruit and the order in which to introduce allergens.

The recipes are organised into six sections, plus five cakes at the front, so you can find what you need quickly based on what you've got to hand - an oven, a freezer, or just a bowl and the fridge.