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Kildare families can now avail of Ireland’s first-ever digital Toy Library

Families across County Kildare can now use Ireland’s first-ever digital Toy exchange Library. The new online platform exchange library aims to tackle the increasing problem of toy waste and make playtime more sustainable and accessible for all ...

25 Jun 2024 at 16:33

Children being robbed of wellbeing by social media, campaign warns

The UK’s largest teaching union has said “students are being robbed” of their wellbeing by social media, as it calls for the digital age of consent to rise from 13 to 16. The National Education Union (NEU) and supporting organisations have ...

18 Sept 2025 at 00:01

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Kildare families can now avail of Ireland’s first-ever digital Toy Library

25 Jun 2024 at 16:33

56% of children in separated families regularly see parent they do not live with

Just over half of children in separated families across the UK are regularly seeing the parent they do not live with, according to the most recent official data which suggests the proportion has risen slightly. The latest figures ...

12 Mar 2025 at 20:15

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I’m a parent, how worried should I be about AI?

Managing your child’s screen time and keeping the dinner table phone-free can feel like more than enough digital-related stress. AI though? That brings with it all new potential terrors that lots of parents would, understandably,...

26 Jan 2026 at 09:25

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