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Children's Books, Information, Personalised Books, Personalised Children's Books, Positivity, Post, Small Business

Beyond Ordinary Stories

Posted on 14th June 202314th June 2023 by Alison Reddihough

14
Jun

How Tickled Moon’s Personalised Books Help Children Build Confidence and a Positive Self-Identity “An outstanding success as a gift, he loves the idea of having a book about himself, a pleasure to read. Highly recommend.” – Karen on “The Birthday BOO!”. Every child deserves to feel special and empowered. While traditional off-the-shelf picture books captivate […]

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Interview, Personalised Children's Books, Storytelling

How to Tell a Great Children’s Story

Posted on 30th September 202030th September 2020 by Alison Reddihough

30
Sep

An Interview with Award Winning Storyteller – Hannah Smith Children LOVE being read to. And any parent or grandparent will know that reading a children’s story with a small child can be one of the most delightful moments of your day. It’s also good for both of you! For the child it can help their […]

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Children's Books, Interview, Personalised Children's Books

Meet our Inspirational Illustrator!

Posted on 29th May 202030th September 2020 by Alison Reddihough

29
May

An interview with Jodie Wonford A good children’s picture book may revolve around a good story, but the illustrations are an important part of helping to bring it to life. So when we started Tickled Moon, we knew that finding a good illustrator would be crucial to the success of the books. Jodie Wonford was […]

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Family, Parenting, Personalised Children's Books, Positivity, Self Help

Positive parenting through unsettled times

Posted on 26th March 202020th May 2022 by Alison Reddihough

26
Mar

And how joyful activities with your children can help you all When our normal lives are turned upside down, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. We can’t think straight and all our best intentions for positive parenting can go out of the window, as we struggle to find the ‘right way up’ to get through each […]

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