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Children’s brains are like sponges.From your words, to your actions – they'll copy everything you do, including your scr...
29/10/2026

Children’s brains are like sponges.

From your words, to your actions – they'll copy everything you do, including your screen use habits.

Try to be mindful of how often you use screens around your little ones.

Visit Best Start in Life for more guidance on healthy routines, screen-use limits, and better content choices 👉🔗 https://beststartinlife.gov.uk/screen-time-under-5s/

28/10/2026
When you’re stocking up on treats this Halloween please remember that some sweets can be dangerous for little ones.Lolli...
27/10/2026

When you’re stocking up on treats this Halloween please remember that some sweets can be dangerous for little ones.

Lollipops, hard sweets and mini eggs in particular can pose a serious choking risk. They’re the perfect size to completely block a child’s airway. So please pick another treat.

For more top tips on how to this Halloween visit: https://capt.org.uk/halloween/

27/10/2026

Add flu protection to your half-term plans.

If your child missed their flu vaccine at school, catch-up clinics are taking place in community venues over this break — including libraries, sports halls and even bowling alleys.

Children aged 2 and 3 can also get vaccinated at their GP surgery or a participating pharmacy.

More info: https://www.nhs.uk/vaccinations/child-flu-vaccine/

Be safe this Halloween 🎃👇
26/10/2026

Be safe this Halloween 🎃👇

Warning for parents and carers.

🎃 Halloween costumes can catch fire quickly.

Keep your children and their costumes away from naked flames and lit pumpkins.

Before the celebrations begin:

✅ Buy from a reputable retailer
✅ Check for UKCA or CE markings
✅ Make sure costumes fit properly and do not create a trip hazard
✅ Check decorations, lights and batteries for damage

A few simple checks can help keep your Halloween fun and safe.

Come along to our first community baby shower for expectant and new parents, carers, dads, co-parents or grandparents wh...
26/10/2026

Come along to our first community baby shower for expectant and new parents, carers, dads, co-parents or grandparents who have a role in caregiving on Tuesday 3 November between 10am and noon.

Professionals will be there to share tips, advice and answer any questions and it’s an excellent opportunity to meet other caregivers at Fifth Avenue Community Centre, WV10 9TB.

For more information scan the QR code or visit 👉🔗 https://tinyurl.com/ Community-Baby-Shower-03-11

📅 Saturday 7 November - 10:00am – 12:30pmJoin the SEND SQUAD at The Way Youth Zone. Chat with other parent carers while ...
25/10/2026

📅 Saturday 7 November - 10:00am – 12:30pm

Join the SEND SQUAD at The Way Youth Zone. Chat with other parent carers while children enjoy activities and meet the Local Offer Engagement Officer to find out how the SEND Local Offer can support your family.

Are you a parent to a child aged 0-5? Download the ‘Healthy Child Wolves’ app for tips, advice and signposting. Availabl...
24/10/2026

Are you a parent to a child aged 0-5? Download the ‘Healthy Child Wolves’ app for tips, advice and signposting.

Available free from the App Store or Google Play.

Firework safety tips 🎆Did you know sparklers can burn 16 times hotter than a kettle? Or how easy it is to buy powerful r...
22/10/2026

Firework safety tips 🎆

Did you know sparklers can burn 16 times hotter than a kettle? Or how easy it is to buy powerful rockets unsuited to family back gardens? With Bonfire Night and Diwali quickly approaching, the Child Accident Prevention Trust's fireworks advice hub covers all the safety essentials 👇

Firework Safety “I wouldn’t want another family to have to go through what we have. When I think how relatively minor her burns are, and how much pain she has been through, it’s terrifying.” Maisie’s mother What you need to know … Fireworks buying

The safest cot for a baby is a clear cot. That means removing anything that isn’t essential. Babies need just two items ...
21/10/2026

The safest cot for a baby is a clear cot. That means removing anything that isn’t essential. Babies need just two items in their cot:
👶 A firm, flat, waterproof mattress.
👶 Lightweight bedding.

It’s important to remove anything that isn’t essential because items such as toys, blankets and bumpers could cover their face and obstruct their breathing.

For advice on keeping a clear cot 👉🔗 https://ow.ly/rsHA50ZWbVr

For a safer sleep checklist for families 👉🔗 https://ow.ly/9khM50ZWbVq

Knowing safer sleep advice is vital for the safety of your baby. Thanks to this advice, rates of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) have decreased significantly.

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GEM Centre, Neachells Lane
Wolverhampton
WV113PG

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

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+441902441057

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