PARENTS and carers of children aged up to five in Worcestershire can now get free access to EasyPeasy, funded by the county council.
The app has lots of simple, fun, appropriate educational tips and ideas that fit easily into a family’s routines. Plus, it uses everyday things you find at home and no expensive materials are needed.
Topics found on the app include children’s wellbeing and emotional development, bedtime and daily routines, mealtimes and healthy habits, speech, language and communication and mindfulness and calmer moments.
Jen Lexmond, Founder and CEO of EasyPeasy, said: “Our mission is to support parents during the early years with ideas that are practical, inclusive, and easy to use.
“We’re delighted to be working with the County Council to offer EasyPeasy for free to families with young children, aged 0 to 5 years, across Worcestershire.”
Claire Mitchell, head of service for pregnancy, early years and families in Public Health added: “All parents want to give their children the best possible start in life. EasyPeasy offers a modern, accessible way to support parents and carers with everyday ideas that really make a difference.
“Providing free access to this app across Worcestershire is a practical step to support our children and families.
“By making this app freely available across Worcestershire, we are investing in our children, our families and our future.”
Visit worcestershire.gov.uk/EasyPeasy to access the app.
