Lets Grow Kids UK - Argyll

11/04/2026

10/04/2026

Whose priorities are considered when local governments allocate budgets? Mar 26: One of the first things we discuss with the Economic Empowerment Group is that budgets reflect a government’s priorities. It was therefore interesting to hear those introducing local government budgets articulate this...

03/04/2026

Easter fun day ready to ‘roll’ 😆🐣

03/04/2026

02/04/2026

*** Request for Equipment ***
We have had a request for a baby monitor.
Doesn’t need to be anything fancy but if any of you are able to donate we would be extremely grateful ❤️

02/04/2026

The Scottish Emergency Heating Oil Scheme launched on 1 April and will be delivered by Advice Direct Scotland. The scheme aims to support vulnerable households with the increased cost of oil or LPG for heating. Applications can be made online www.homeheatingadvice.scot or by calling 0800 048 7413.

31/03/2026

🌜We’re excited to invite you to our Twilight Bookbug Session at Dunoon Library on April 2nd at 6 PM! Come join us for fun stories and delightful songs. 📖🎶
We can’t wait to see everyone there!! 💫⭐

30/03/2026

🐣 Easter Egg Donations 🐣

Just a gentle reminder that we are still collecting Easter eggs for local children in our community 💛

If you’re able to contribute, there’s still time to drop off a donation and help make Easter a little brighter for families who may need it.

📍 Drop-off:
57 Marine Parade
Kirn, Dunoon
PA23 8HF

A heartfelt thank you to the generous people who have already donated - your kindness and support truly mean so much.

Every single egg makes a difference 🩷

30/03/2026

As you all probably know by now, at Let’s Grow Kids Uk we like to reuse and recycle where we can. If any of you lovely people are selling or getting rid of some Kallax units like the one in the picture below please get in touch ❤️

27/03/2026

Decoding your baby’s cues is easier with expert advice and real-life tips plus parents’ guidance to spot hunger, tiredness and comfort needs.

27/03/2026

iHV welcomes the Government’s response to parents’ calls for support on screen time for children under 5 years, with new guidance to help families navigate its use.
The new guidance is available for free online through the Best Start in Life website, and from Family Hubs.
It contains key tips including:
- Under 2s: Avoiding screen time other than for shared activities that encourage bonding, interaction and conversation.
- 2- to 5-year-olds: Trying to keep it to no more than one hour a day. Avoid at mealtimes and in the hour before bed.
- Content: Choosing slow-paced, age-appropriate content. Fast-paced, social media-style videos and AI toys or tools should be avoided for young children.
- Co-viewing: Watching or using screens together – talking, asking questions, and engaging with the content – is better for children’s development than solo screen use.
https://ihv.org.uk/news-and-views/news/new-screen-time-guidance-for-under-5s/

27/03/2026

Enjoy drop-in tasters in dance, music, art and sound bath for families with disabilities within the Cowal area. Come along...