The Simba Hybrid Duvet is 10.5 tog suitable for all year, round made with one hundred per cent recycled/biodegradable filler and comes in a one hundred per cent recycled storage bag in smart grey. Anne Coates reviews.

We had a fabulous response to our competition to to win a copy of The Rewilding of Molly McFlynn by Sue Reed and here are our five lucky winners.

To commemorate 65 years of Paddington, HarperCollins Children's Books has just released a a new hardback edition of A Bear Called Paddington and to mark this they are offering our readers to the chance to win one of five copies in a celebratory competition. 

The So Slime Twist ‘N Slime Mixer encourages a wide range of social skills: sharing, co-operation, language development and most important FUN, write Christine Mayle whose grandchildren have had a whale of a time with the slime.

What to do when you have a child who is at that age where YouTube and TikTok is everything and all they want to be when they grow up is a YouTube star? Well, first of all it might be an idea to grab yourself some equipment! Now Mason has been going on about doing some videos, and of course we like to encourage creativity, if of course it cuts out screen time, and gets him doing something creative and energetic and so, we were very happy when we had the opportunity to review the Studio Creator 360 from Canal Toys, writes Lee Cooper-Muir.

It's Black History Month so we're highlighting two fabulous picture books: Mama's Sleeping Scarf by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie writing as Nwa Grace-James and What My Daddy Loves by Raissa Figueroa, reviewed by Anne Coates.

Anne Coates reviews Hannah Gold's sequel to the award-winning Last Bear. Finding Bear is an amazing adventure in the Arctic where bears and the environment are under threat. April Wood is mocked at school for her love of bears but that drives her to return to Svarlbard over a year later convinced Bear needs her.

Lucy Blackwell tries the SBC Aloe Vera Soothing Cleanser Cream and Aloe Vera Moisturizing Gel on her sensitive skin with excellent results.

Too hot at night. Simba have developed a technology that cools you down. Simbatex® foam is an "open cell" foam, which allows 30 times the airflow of memory foam. On top of that Simba's sleep scientists have infused it with a naturally occurring mineral called graphite; this draws heat away from your body. Anne Coates tried out their Hybrid Pillow and tells us what she thinks.

Welcome to the world of parenting, where sleep is elusive, and baby giggles are the ultimate reward. In this whirlwind of diapers and baby talk, one thing's sure: your little one deserves the best start in life. That's where Holle Baby Formula steps in, like a culinary superhero for your baby's taste buds and tummy, writes Jonathan Gallant.

Here's your chance to win a copy of The Rewilding of Molly McFlynn by Sue Reed a young adult book described by the author as "about a girl who learns that it is okay to be herself, that we do not have to create a false self in order to fit in.” We have five copies to be won.

If your child is anything like ours then they will absolutely love crafting, making things out of nothing, creating stickers and using loads of notepads for journals, doodles, drawings and playing imaginatively. The Style 4 Ever 3-in-1 Scrapbooking Station provides all this and our son loved it, writes Lee Cooper-Muir,

As the new school year approaches and many pupils will be cycling to school, research sparks concern for the safety of teenage cyclists, prompting cycling advocate and injury specialist Mark Hambleton to share advice on the overlooked signs of concussion that parents should be aware of, the places where teenagers are most at risk, and the impact helmet-wearing has on making an injury claim.

Hyaluronic Acid is the latest buzz work word the beauty industry and Hada Labo Tokyo™ have it in abundance and whatever stage of life you're at, there are products designed for you.

A great way for your teens to expend energy during the holidays and have a lot of fun – a Gel Blaster to soak their opponent(s) as they race to avoid being the target.

During August Anne Coates will be walking two (extra) miles a day to raise money for Refuge the charity which supports women and children who are victims of domestic abuse. Read the facts and, if you can, please make a donation. The target for each entrant is £150 but more money means more families helped.

Anne Coates and family review their meals at Frankie & Benny's in The Strand, London plus there are family deals in all their restaurants throughout the summer.