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When Woger Wabbit stops sounding cute what can you do?

There’s a world of difference between a 4 year-old saying “where’s Woger Wabbit” and an 8 year-old saying the same thing, but it’s hard to know when a cute speech pattern is something to be concerned about.

Most children swap easier sounds for tricky ones or mix up sounds when they are learning to talk. Luckily, most children also correct themselves as they get more practice, so that once they hit school they are understood.

Subtraction

Stop the homework horrors. Learn to subtract the way your child is taught.

James O'Loghlin talks...

with Inspire Foundation's Kerry Graham about positive mental health.

Multiplication tables

Print these to cover your child's wall and their maths book too!

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Editor: Lynn Garlick Contributors: Malinda Rutter, James O'Loghlin, Victoria Nikulin, Vanessa McQuarrie, Julia Langham, Alzbeta Totova, Celia Heffernan and Kimberly Marshall

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