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Do you remember these 90s kids' shows?While kids these days are increasingly turning to YouTube for entertainment, there was a time where we all rushed home from school to watch all of our favourite shows on CBBC and CITV. A few of them such as Blue Peter and Newsround are still on air to this day, while 90′s favourites like Sabrina The Teenage Witch, The Demon Headmaster and Power Rangers are still very much in the public consciousness due to recent reboots. Many shows though were consign

But what about “donkey’s years” to mean a long period of timeThere are some things, like WiFi and satellites, that I trust for no reason ― I have no idea how they really work. The same goes for certain words and phrases (what is a “fangled” when it’s not “new”?). We have written before at HuffPost UK about how the “deserts” in “just deserts” is said like the sweet treat, pronounced like the sandy area, and means neither.But what about “donkey’s years” to mean a long period of time? Are donkey years exceptionally long? I thought they had

This could be the secret to stopping those pesky tantrums.Toddlertantrums aren’t for the fainthearted. When their little brows furrow and bottom lip juts out, and a shriek erupts from their lips, you know things are headed south. But what can you do about it?Parenting coach Gen Muir shared some a

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Eggs and flour on the left: Yorkshire puddings on the rightOn paper, Yorkshire puddings seem almost laughably easy; mix egg, flour, and milk together, pour it into sizzling oil, and wait. Tall, fluffy, oven-roof-hitting wonders should soon appear. Except it doesn’t always work that way, does it? I’ve had many roast dinner disasters in the past; flat, anaemic pucks of carbs are too easy to make.In times like these, I turn to Mary Berry, whose