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April 2013

What’s Great About Spring?

The Ulster Wildlife Trust has loads of ideas to help you discover the best nature has to offer in spring Read more..

  • Mum’s the word

    Being a mum is one of the toughest, but most rewarding jobs there is. To celebrate Mother’s Day, we have chosen four local mums, who, like so many of our ni4kids readers, juggle outside pressures while always putting their families first. More..

  • Great Expectations

    things to look forward to in 2013 More..

  • Christmas Wishes

    What’s your idea of a perfect Christmas and what are you hoping Santa will leave under your tree this year? Ni4kids asks some well known local families how they will be spending Christmas 2012. More..

  • Fine dining for kids?

    As the year ‘2012: Our time, our place’ draws to a close, ni4kids considers whether the needs of families are being met when it comes to eating out with young diners, for both visitors and local families. More..

  • Wild Things to do this Winter

    Hedgehogs are fast asleep, swallows have fled south, trees have shed their leaves and the days are short and cold, but there’s still plenty going on in nature at this beautiful time of year. More..

  • Wraparound the Clock Care

    The affordability and finding adequate provision of childcare can be a constant struggle for families with working parents. More..

  • NI’s Most Haunted

    Liz Weir is a storyteller with an international reputation who travels the world telling stories to people of all ages. She is based at Ballyeamon Barn near Cushendall in the Glens of Antrim, where she hosts weekly sessions of storytelling and music. More..

  • You’ve Just Scot To Make A Family Trip To Glasgow

    Ni4kids recruited two local families to enjoy a fabulous weekend trip to Scotland’s largest city to find out for themselves what Glasgow has to offer. More..

  • Staying safe at Halloween

    It’s difficult to imagine Halloween without fireworks; being wrapped up warm in cosy coats, hats and scarves as breathtaking colours dance across the night sky. More..

  • Don’t be afraid – To try something new

    When I was a child doing something adventurous meant sitting on the handlebars of your brother’s bike as he cycled down a hill. More..

  • Halloween Hoolie

    Whatever aspect of Halloween that you and your children love the most, dressing up, trick-or-treating or a firework display, it’s also a great excuse to host a party! Here are some fright-fully good party ideas to make your monster bash a real scream. More..

  • What’s great about autumn?

    Although the dark nights and crisp cold days are rapidly creeping in, don’t be glum. Autumn is a wonderful time of the year for exploring the outdoors, watching wildlife and enjoying the mellow fruitfulness of the season. More..

  • Do you celebrate Grandparents day?

    Mothers Day and Fathers Day are well established on the family calendar as a special day, once a year, that we should take time out to thank our parents for everything they do for us. More..

  • Magical movies at Cinemagic’s Under 12s Festival

    A feast of family film awaits at the 2012 Cinemagic International Film and Television Festival for Young People this autumn. More..

  • Help In a Heartbeat

    NI's largest children's heart charity More..

  • Wildlife Record Breakers

    Andy Crory, from the Ulster Wildlife Trust, presents local wildlife athletes worthy of a gold medal for a range of impressive, if not, record breaking abilities. More..


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