For every special UNICEF pack of Pampers sold this October, November and December, Pampers will provide UNICEF with the funding for one tetanus vaccine. So by choosing Pampers mothers can therefore help protect the world’s most vulnerable babies, and their mothers, with these life-saving vaccinations.

Rubber plants, Boston fern, pot chryanthemum, ivy and peace lily are the top five plants to adorn your child's bedroom - and they have health benefits too, writes Sarah Holland of the Flowers & Plants Association.

You know you are on to a winner when a book satisfies differently aged children and the adult with them - and that's just what The Family Book does.

The Breast Cancer website needs more clicks to meet their quota of donating at least one free mammogram a day to an underprivileged woman.

Each year the TRA predicts the Dream Dozen toys which will top the Christmas list of children in the UK - see if they are on your children's wish list...

Jeremy and Donny review the Terrible Tudors puzzle with a little help from Dad, PWT member Tim Walder.

As sleep is crucial to a baby’s development, Pampers have developed a nappy to keep your infant dry all night and three lucky PWT members will win a month’s supply of nappies each worth £30.

The Yellow Alert campaign, launched by Children’s Liver Disease Foundation (CLDF) spells out the warning signs of liver disease in newly born babies.

HSBC Values of Sport study concludes that nearly eight out of ten people believe sport helps to teach children important life skills such as decision making, initiative, fair-play and self-confidence.

War Horse, based on a novel by Michael Morpurgo, adapted by Nick Stafford and directed by Marianne Elliott and Tom Morris, opens at the Olivier Theatre. This production is suitable for children aged 12 and over. Presented in association with Handspring Puppet Company.

Many people have a problem with heights and it can affect you at any time. A PWT member describes her symptoms to Dr Keith Souter  who discusses the homeopathic treatment of vertigo.

The Internet is a wonderful resource but are we doing enough to keep our children as safe in the virtual world as we would hope they are in the real world?

New research has found that although parents understand the importance of giving their children a balanced breakfast every day and are keen to do so, almost one in four children is still going to school at least once a week on an empty stomach.

Seven lucky members will each receive a Revo - the cube with attitude: it stimulates children's brains and keeps them amused! Plus it can be played anywhere - great for travelling with or at home.

This is the sort of book that answers questions you perhaps hadn’t thought about posing but your seven to 11 year-olds probably confound you with by asking anyway! So is a zebra black with white stripes or white with black stripes? Find out in Do Elephants Ever Forget?

It may look like a Rubik's cube - but the Revo offers a different type of challenge.

How do supermarket brand nappies compare with brand leaders? Three families took the Tesco test - resulting in three different points of view!

According to my young reviewers, The Boys’ Annual 2008 and The Girls’ Annual 2008 are the must–have books for boys and girls in the seven to 12 age group!