4 Things You Should Know About Aardman Top Trumps

🧀It is suitable for kids aged 6 and up

🧀It is educational and teaches people about Aardman's characters

🧀It is perfect for family game night

🧀There are about 30 cards in this set

A peaceful cafe to read in peace in

Tea Party Break

🌈 “The Tiny Tea Party Trick” ☕🍓

When you feel like you're going to burst from frustration:

1. Pause and Whisper: Say quietly to yourself, "I need a tiny tea party break."

2. Set it up: Grab a little cup, your favourite snack (like a cracker or a strawberry), and a soft toy or figure you love.

3. Invite your guest: Sit down with your toy and pretend you’re having a calm, fancy tea party together.

4. Talk kindly: Tell your toy how you feel. Say, "I'm upset because..." and let them “listen” without interrupting.

5. Sip, nibble, breathe: Take a slow sip or bite, take three deep “flower breaths” (in like you're smelling a flower, out like you’re blowing a leaf), and remind yourself: "I’m safe. I can feel better soon."

🌟 Why it works: It gives your brain a fun, quiet game to focus on while helping your feelings calm down gently—like a warm hug in your imagination. And your soft toy will be proud of you for being so brave. 💕

Doing More - Slomo's Pet Monkey

- Pretend you're caring for a stuffed toy monkey like it's a pet monkey

- Snap like a crocodile

- Wiggle your arms and legs and make monkey sounds

- Hiss like a snake

- Move slowly with quick legs like a terrapin

- Roar like a lion

- Eat honey the same way a bear does

- Decorate your bedroom to look like a jungle

- Go on a hunt for animal soft toys

- Eat a banana or two

- Try 'Andy's Wild Workouts' on iPlayer

- Make a tea fit for an animal

- Read jungle animal-themed books

Tea Time

- Crystal tries to get baby Bluey to eat her mushed bananas

- She tries a host of playful and creative ways to get her to eat her tea

Tea With Gerry Anderson

 

Sybil Somerset · Tea With Gerry Anderson

ASMR: Beechwood Hall Tour With Daisy

The Buttercup Cow family are the new owners of Beechwood Hall, and Daisy, the loving wife of the family, has decided to take you on a tour of the house. From the living room to the bedrooms and the kitchen and the bathroom, plus the bright lights that shine in the dark, you enjoy a wonderful tour and follow it all with a cup of tea, a slice of vanilla cake and a chat with the rest of the Buttercups.