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Helping Mum Tidy Up A gentle read-aloud activity for toddlers aged 1 to 5, with simple helping words, tapping games, and a printable page. For parents and carers This page helps toddlers learn simple responsibility words like tidy, basket, toys, socks, table, help, and done. The activity is about small safe jobs, not perfect tidying. Helping safely Little children can help with soft toys, socks, books, and safe items. A grown-up should handle sprays, heavy objects, glass, sharp items, and anything hot. Read-aloud story: Little Helper Read this story Stop Hear the words Mum looks at the toys on the floor. “Can you help me tidy?” she asks. One teddy goes in the basket. One book goes on the shelf. Two socks go in the drawer. Wipe, wipe, wipe goes the little cloth. The room looks calm and cosy. “Thank you, little helper,” says Mum. ...

Feeding the Cat A gentle read-aloud activity for toddlers aged 1 to 5, with simple pet-care words, tapping games, and a printable page. For parents and carers This page helps toddlers learn simple everyday words like cat, bowl, food, water, wait, soft, and purr. A grown-up should always choose the cat food, open packets or tins, and help children wash their hands afterwards. Cat care safety note Little children should feed pets with a grown-up. Give cats their own food, keep fingers away from the bowl while the cat eats, and let the cat have quiet space. Read-aloud story: Mimi’s Little Bowl Read this story Stop Hear the words Mimi the cat sits by her bowl. She looks up and says, “Meow.” The grown-up puts food in the bowl. Plink, plink, plink. The little pieces fall. Mimi waits. Then Mimi eats. Now she has fresh water too. Mimi licks her p...

Walking the Dog A gentle read-aloud activity for toddlers aged 1 to 5, with simple words, safe habits, and playful dog games. For parents and carers This toddler page helps little children learn everyday dog-walking words like lead, walk, park, water, wait, and stop. A grown-up should always hold the lead, check roads, and stay close to both the child and the dog. Dog walk safety note Little children should not walk a dog alone. A grown-up should hold the lead, cross roads safely, ask before touching other dogs, and wash hands after the walk. Read-aloud story: Pip Goes for a Walk Read this story Stop Hear the words Pip the dog waits by the door. His little tail goes wag, wag, wag. The grown-up clips on the lead. Step, step, step. We walk slowly. At the road, we stop and wait. In the park, Pip sniffs the grass. Pip drinks water from his bo...

Make Ice Cream at Home A short, gentle read for toddlers aged 1 to 5, with grown-up help, simple words, and playful learning. For parents and carers This page is designed as a calm read-aloud activity. Toddlers can pretend to stir, tap fruit, count scoops, and colour a printable ice cream page. A grown-up should do all real kitchen steps, especially blending, freezing, cutting fruit, and handling cold containers. Watch the ice cream idea Tap the play button to show the video inside the page. Kitchen safety note This is a pretend-and-learn toddler page. For real ice cream making, a grown-up should choose safe ingredients, check allergies, cut fruit, use the blender, and place the mixture in the freezer. Read-aloud story: Little Spoon Makes Ice Cream Read this story Stop Hear the words Little Spoon...

Mia's First NHS Dental Check-Up A gentle toddler story about the big chair, bright light, cold mirror, and slurpy dental hoover. Read This Story Stop Print Teeth Page Tap Read This Story to hear it. Mia held Dad's finger very tight. The chair looked big and shiny. The arm felt cool and smooth. I do not like that light, said Mia. That is okay, Dad said. It is very bright. ...