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Lowest baby mortality rate in Britain
A recent report has found that Surrey has the lowest baby mortality rate in Britain. The rate of both still births and deaths within the first week of life in the region is a low 5.6 out of 1,000 births. This compares with 150 out of 1,000 over a century ago. Maternity staff…

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Your views can improve Surrey playgrounds
Waverley Borough Council wants to hear the views of any interested residents on how to improve selected playgrounds across the Borough. Four playgrounds in Farnham, Hindhead and Frensham will be refurbished as part of the scheme. The aim is to provide quality outdoor play areas for children, which also enhance the local environment.…

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Kids go free at Marwell
Marwell Wildlife has just announced of a limited ticket offer. Every child will receive FREE entry into the zoological park until 6th September 2010 when accompanied by a full paying adult. Families can take advantage of this special offer by downloading a voucher from Marwell’s website: www.marwell.org.uk/kids and bringing it to the park…

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Baby Play Sensory Exploration!
A brand new range of Sensory Baby classes have just been introduced at Gymboree. Baby sensory play provides a range of sensory development activities that are not only great fun for both parents and children but stimulate your child's mobility and interaction. Gymboree is the first child development service to offer Baby Play…

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Husha-ByeBaby
Life changed for Jennifer Lackie when she found out at the end of a long day she didn’t have time to track down the natural baby care products she was looking for. This inspired her and her friend Margaret Peet to create Husha-byebaby.com. What makes Hush unique? Our ability to visit other countries…

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Saving for a baby
So, you’re having a baby, congratulations. Although you are probably caught up in the moment, thinking about whether its going to be a boy or a girl, what colour should you paint the nursery, perusing Mothercare for the cutest baby clothes and trying to find the best pram on the market, there are…

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Funding private school fees
£800 a month to bring up a child? That’s a little steep isn’t it? Nobody would want to fork out that much in taxes for example. However, millions of people choose to have children every day, but if we all knew the cost of raising a child, would we be so quick to…

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