It seems to me that the portrayal of the Labour win as shallow because of the vote share is misleading. This was a ‘get the tories out’ election. For different people that generally meant voting Labour, Lib Dem, Green or Reform. But in doing so they all knew they’d get a Labour government and did it deliberately. In reality even Reform voters actually voted for Keir Starmer to be PM.
Is your baby a yawner?
As with adults, yawning is perfectly normal and generally a sign that your baby is becoming drowsy… but not always.
If you find your baby yawning during periods of full wakefulness, this may also be a sign that they are feeling overstimulated.
The early years are humankind’s most active period of brain development and there’s a ton that your baby is taking in: new sights, sounds, environments.
It can be a lot to absorb - which is why it’s important to alternate periods of intense stimulation with opportunities for quieter forms of play (during which they can discover and explore the world at their own pace).
How can you tell if your baby may be getting overstimulated?
Telltale signs include yawning, hiccuping, waving or kicking arms and legs in an agitated fashion, and of course, crying.
If you’re seeing these signs outside of a pending sleep window, try changing your baby’s environment. Find someplace less bright, less noisy and - sometimes, less populated, for a little quiet time. You may find it works wonders.
This sweet little yawner was shared to IG by jothemama.
Taking a taxi:
-Driver from Ghana
-Came to UK 24 years ago
-‘Settled and raised family’
-‘Probably couldn’t do it now’
-Two children at uni
-One medicine, other engineering
-‘They’re British’
-Turn on tv debate:
-Farage
-Immigrants cost us
-Immigrants don’t contribute
The Cultural Learning Alliance report shows decimation of the ‘Arts’ in schools since 2010. For many children this is their salvation-it is why they go to school. Rebalancing the curriculum, removing the EBacc & investing in teacher development in the ‘Arts’ should be a priority.
I’ve just seen an advert for 'Head of piano' at Eton college where 310 boys have piano lessons, taught by a team of 18 piano teachers. (Salary is £49,438).🤔🎹🎼
We could reel off many failures in the last 14 years but the worst has to be record levels of child poverty. Zero action in those years to support our most vulnerable. Shame on them. Vote them out.
“It’s horrible, it's outrageous. It's a sin, as my mother would have said
“There will always be an immigration policy in most countries, but we've got to get a humane one.
“It's also useless.”
Mick Lynch pulls apart the Tories’ Rwanda deportation scheme.
All the evidence shows that setting by ability has no impact on improving attainment yet England boasts higher rates of in-school segregation than any other developed country. And we also think it's ok to use segregation by 11+ @comp_future https://t.co/XuqvxVAOWG
Single biggest thing government could do to reduce number of economically inactive people who are long-term sick is sort out our mental health services.
Two million people in England are on NHS mental health waiting lists. https://t.co/4jZ8ToSDAR
Great new Guilds started today at Venture. Reading, tennis, athletics, Warhammer, Old school games, Anime, Harry Potter, Dance and Polish. And that only scratches the surface! @OrmistonEast@OrmistonVenture
Great CEOs aren’t superhuman. In fact they tend to be humble and curious people, comfortable in being seen to ask Qs and for advice before decisions. In fact, that’s a huge part of the job! They do ‘believe in experts’, surround themselves with them and empower them. #BeingTheCEO
Until the Daily Mail started its smear campaign a couple of weeks ago I didn’t really know much about Angela Rayner.
Now that I’ve discovered that she is everything the Daily Mail hates and wants us to hate, I feel an affinity with her.
Repost if you do too.
"Someone could be considered a “nuisance” merely for sleeping in a doorway, having an “excessive smell”, or looking as though they might intend to sleep rough. If the current proposals stand, the bill would “punish people simply for being homeless”.". https://t.co/2nKiEwTBd5
@grrand_team We did this in the 1970s and 80’s at Countesthorpe college, a LA upper school in Leicestershire. It wasn’t perfect but it was amazing. @lesleyking17