Raring2go! 6 raring2go.co.uk November 1st - National Brush Day. It’s so important to remind the kids to brush their teeth regularly. Each year on November 1, National Brush Day helps focus on children’s oral heath through facts about brushing, activities to make brushing fun, and tips to keep those teeth nice and healthy. Click here for 5 tips to keeping your teeth and gums healthy! 5th- Guy Fawkes / Bonfire Night Along with lots of bangs, and colourful fireworks, it’s important to keep everyone safe and ensure that our four legged family members are inside and away from the noise. Click on this item and we’ll take you to a brilliant article on how to be safe on Guy Fawkes Night. Much of it is common sense, but it is really worth a read. Let’s all make this November 5th a magical night of fun and great memories. 7th- National Hug a Bear Day. Hug a Bear Day was designed to raise awareness about the advantages of hugging. We all need hugs. Hugging can make us feel warm, comforted, and, most importantly, loved. National Hug A Bear Day is the ideal time to give a big hug to your loved ones and adorable teddy bears. 9th - British Pudding Day - We think there’s one thing we all agree on here and that is that as a nation, we know a thing or two about puddings! Are we right? According to recent research it seems that Sticky Toffee Pudding is Britain’s favourite. Is that yours? If not, what is? We’d love to know. We’ve got a family favourite here to helpyou make your mind up. Click here for a delicious recipe 21st - National Gingerbread Day and to celebrate it here’s one of our Gingerbread Dough recipes. Have fun and enjoy! 25th- Black Friday- Black Friday has become a popular shopping bonanza on the last Friday of November every year. To our mind it’s a bit of a frenzied day of spending and crowds. We’re told there really are some amazing bargains to be had but as with all things, it’s teh early bird that gets the juciest worm. To learn more about Black Friday just click here… 30th - St Andrew’s Day. The patron saint of Scotland was made its patron saint in 1320. There’s a lot to see and do this Winter. From ideas for fun family time together to some great awareness days.... just click below to get further details.
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