What makes the perfect reward chart?

I need your advice. I’m helping the online pocket money website Roosterbank create a reward chart. They want to come up with something  that will be both useful for parents and fun for kids, and FREE for everyone, regardless of whether or not they use the Roosterbank site. (They’re nice like that). I have to confess though that I don’t have a great track record when it comes to reward charts. I’ve tried reward charts a few times with Belle, but just haven’t been able to get it right. Our last attempt a few months ago included around eight simple tasks to do every day, really easy things like ‘clean teeth’ and ‘go to bed without having a breakdown’, yet it was abandoned, (like the toothbrush), after only 10 days.…

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5 Best Countries To Travel To For Their Wine

Traveling is one of the best ways to experience the culture of other countries. It’s no surprise that someone who likes to travel is more cultured, has know-how on the different cuisines of the world, and is keener for exciting and new adventures. Traveling By Wine-Tasting If you’re a seasoned globe-trotter or a budding one, one of the best ways to experience the culture of the country you’re visiting is through its wineries. Aside from the usual touristy excursions like food-tasting and shopping, what’s more pleasant than taking a day trip and packing for a fun daytime wine-tasting experience? Visiting wineries can be a rewarding experience as they take intention and time. You may arrange for a day visit, an overnight, or several days of stay at a local winery…

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How do you get kids to recycle more plastic?

In association with Coca-Cola How do you get kids to recycle more plastic? When they’re young it’s easier to be creative around recycling – you can decorate recycling boxes together, create star charts and set up rewards. You can even make a trip to the recycling centre fun for primary school aged children if you go about it in the right way and have chocolate buttons for the way home. Teenagers though. Teenagers are generally not so easily engaged. When we moved into our new house last summer I actually bought some stickers in the shape of flowers and leaves, plus a house number sticker, thinking Belle would want to use them to decorate the outside bins. Bless me and my determination to cling to the past. Needless to say that…

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