Let's Play Families
From Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth
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Ireland’s National Museums are open and are free of charge. Check out museum.ie/
Libraries Ireland have an extensive collection of free items to loan and resources to share. Check out what’s happening at your local library this summer at librariesireland.ie/
START is a public health campaign from Safefood with loads of active play ideas for families. Check this out at safefood.net
Wild Child Day encourages children to look at the world around them differently, to get out and explore. On this day, why not visit somewhere you haven’t been before.
Organisers will be hosting in-person events and creating digital heritage projects for children, from nature scavenger hunts to storytelling sessions to craft workshops.
For meals that will not cost the earth and will tickle all the families taste buds
Get Kids Cooking with Jamie Oliver
Storytelling of 'No David'
Multilingual May – the story is told in Spanish and English
Babies can be attracted to screens. This is especially true if people around them are using screens. But the most important things babies and very young children need for their development don’t come from screens. They are about human contact and family members talking, cuddling, singing and playing with them.
Below is the WHO’s recommendation for babies and very young children: