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Fish Pie Recipe – Good for Baby, Good for Kids and Great for Parents!

Coolbaby.ie blog is constantly on the lookout for tips and suggestions for parents. We really love this recipe from Annable Karmel and decided to share it with you. (See link below for further great recipes). The old saying that ‘Fish is Good for the Brain’ is absolutely true. Oil rich fish such as salmon, tuna and sardines are especially good brain boosters. This is down to their high levels of omega-3 essential fats which are vital for brain function and can also help the performance of dyslexic and hyperactive children. Ideally you should try to include two portions of oily fish a week in your child’s diet. Easier said than done you might think, as fish is a notoriously difficult food to get children to

17 June 2014 09:47

Salvatore “Toto” Schillaci, Where is he now?

With only hours left until the much anticipated kick off of World Cup 2014, Coolbaby blog remembers a special time for Irish Sports Fans. He broke Irish hearts during World Cup 1990, 24 years on, where is Salvatore “Toto” Schillaci? Salvatore Schillaci was born in Palermo, Sicily on December 1, 1964 to a very poor family, and began his playing career at local amateur side Amat Palermo. Soon, however, he was signed as an 18-year-old by fourth-tier side Messina, and the club rose up to Serie B. Toto’s 23 goals in that division in 1988-89 caught the eye of Juventus manager and Italy legend Dino Zoff. With the World Cup due to be hosted in Italy at the end of the season, Toto hit form

10 June 2014 10:10

10 Fun ways to maintaining a Healthier Home Environment for your Kids

I think we are all becoming a lot more conscious of the need and benefits of maintaining a healthy environment for our kids. Coolbaby.ie blog looks at some current research into how me might achieve this balance, however we have tried to keep it simple and fun. Let us know what you think! Plan healthy, tasty breakfasts. Offer children a lean protein at breakfast such as eggs, string cheese, fresh fruit or berries. Whole-grain cereal with nuts is another option. Top off the meal with a glass of milk or yogurt. Discourage mindless munching. Don’t let kids eat in front of the TV or computer and gradually restrict eating and drinking to the kitchen table. Get them involved. Take kids to the supermarket. Skip the

4 June 2014 08:33

Heineken Cup 2014 Interesting Statistics

After a fantastic Heineken Cup Competition, it comes down to 80mins in Cardiff on 24 May 14 – Here are some interesting statistics on the competition to date. Most Passes Completed – Munster Most Lineouts Won – Clermont Auvergne Most Missed Tackles – Benetton Treviso Top off-loader – Nathan Hines Most Rucks Won – Clermont Auvergne Most Yellow Cards Benetton Treviso Most Red Cards – Ulster, Ospreys & Perpignan Most Conversions – Ian Keatley Most Drop Goals – Dan Parks Most Penalties – Jonny Wilkinson Most Tackles – Saracens What will be the deciding factor in the final, Saracens tackle count or Jonny Wilkinson’s boot? Coolbaby Tipster says – Saracens.

24 May 2014 12:43

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Fish Pie Recipe – Good for Baby, Good for Kids and Great for Parents!

Salvatore “Toto” Schillaci, Where is he now?

10 Fun ways to maintaining a Healthier Home Environment for your Kids

Heineken Cup 2014 Interesting Statistics

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