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We are a family that likes to talk and as I am a working mum I am obsessive about making sure I know what the kids have been up to and making sure that I still feel part of their day and reassuring them, that I am still involved and interested in what they have done. I cannot recommend enough to you the prospects for the development of JOFLI bear as a concept across a wide range of areas which relate to education. It is an incredibly high quality bear and the rough and tumble he gets with our children proves how much he is enjoyed and worked with all year round. Please note that Jofli Starter Kits are safety tested for over 3s due to small parts, fibre loss and trapping parts on the ring-binder. Adult supervision is required for younger children and for them not to be left unattended. Family tree bear Russell Danzey Racing "I'll try and collect more sponsors at myrace at Donnington Park 24th April" www.russelldanzey.com bear "In honour of Estella with love from @alifloob and family xxxxxxx" Estelle passed away 13/11/11 aged 8 months from SMA
The journal has the word ‘Adventures’ on the front. You can personalise it by adding a name or word above i.e. Emma’s Adventures, Camping Adventures etc. (max 20 letters)bear "Sending love and hugs to a special child and all the staff at Bluebell Wood XX" fromChristine and Eric Leek from Selby bear SarahEdwards, "I hope the child who recieves the Bear has as much funwith it as I have had with my own bear x A simple family tree project is a fun way for children to create a lasting record of their family history. Naturally curious, children can record interesting facts, for instance, about where their great grandparents lived, what their childhood was like and what they did for a living. And record ‘special stories’ in Jofli’s logbook. The journal can be personalised with your family name and become a treasured keepsake. Under the weather It not only means that Adam is learning to articulate well about his day, but I am getting the benefits too as he excited to see me write down all his stories and I am also finding out what is important to him.
Within the first day the photo had 1000 likes and is now racing to 12000 with comments added from America, India and Australia. One Facebook follower even made a map to show Jessica and Jofli’s worldwide tour. Robert says “Jessica loves hearing my phone beep and she asks ‘Where are we now, who has shared us?’. I have Jessica a couple of days a week and we go out on our bikes to the sand dunes but our virtual adventure has taken us around the world in record time. WE have a new family member in our household by the name of Jofli and to say that he has made a difference to our life would be an understatement. He is cute, he is cuddly, he is adored by my almost four-year-old Adam and as if that wasn’t enough, because of Jofli we are spending more "quality" time together. bearsPatricia Barber "With love from the Barber family xxx From my fourwonderful sons tofour wonderful children xxx Huge hugs :)"
Since then Jofli has become a regular part if our life – he comes most places with us, even to the shops, and we try to fill in as much information about our days spent into the little journal provided. Jofli bear is a comforting companion for children when they are feeling under the weather. He can accompany them to the doctors, dentist or hospital, and help them to record, in his journal, any important information they need to remember about their medicines and treatment. The children love JOFLI and are very proud when it is their turn to take him. For many of our children this is the one quality toy they have the chance to interact with. Having this as a send home toy has also allowed us to work with our families in a supportive way which has been a real benefit to us. bears "Sent with much love from Bertie Richardson-Lee and all his friends at Clarborough Primary School." Instead of taking a gift to his birthday partytheygave the money to sponsor bears again. But the proof is in the pudding and Jofli has been a great tool at encouraging us to really think about our activities.
Robert and Jessica have shown that you don’t have to go far to have an adventure, and that teaching is not just for teachers. It is well documented that children learn more from their parents than their teachers, and that the effort put in by parents by reading stories aloud, meeting with teachers etc. has a significant impact on a child’s educational achievement. We started working with our Jofli’s about 3 years ago and had come across then purely by accident at a trade show. The children have to apply to take a JOFLI home and sign a contract to take care of him and do lots of interesting things with him. Although we only started with 1 or 2 soon we had 5 because the children were so keen on this lovely bear that we had to get 1 for each class he was so popular. bear "The 7 wonders of the modern world send this bear with7 special wishes." from Anita, Carole, Hayley, Joice, Michelle,Suziand Tracy The post even found its way to Suzi O’Neill the creator of Jofli Bear.“I think it’s great to see children and parents having fun together,” says the entrepreneur from Sheffield. “Some parents see the task of having the class bear for the night as a chore, but the purpose of the take-home-ted is to help improve links between home and school and to encourage parents to interact in their child’s education.
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bear "Never forget you are loved and the whole world is a friendly place."Sent with love from Dorien and David in Thailand Robert Jamieson, the four year old’s father from Ayr put a photo of Jessica with Jofli Bear from Wallacetown Nursery School on Facebook with the message, “Please like and share, this is the wee teddy that my wee angelcake has to bring home from school for the night, this is his adventure to see how far he can travel through Facebook.
Wherever you’re going, and however you’re getting there, Jofli loves to go with you! He’ll help you remember all your adventures for years to come. You’ll never forget what you did each day, or perhaps how you endured the great British weather! Especially if you’re sailing, camping or caravanning, you’ll make many stops, and see so many places and interesting things you may want to remember every moment. bears From Bertie Richardson-Lee and his friends at Clarborough Primary School. He asked his friends to sponsor bears instead of giving him abirthday present. bear Jacqueline Strong "Ijust want to be part of helping others and I think a Jofli Bear will bring lots of fun and laughter to any child's life." bear "This bear comes with much love to a special child at Bluebell Wood" Mary Howard from Midlothian USAJofli bear makes the perfect baby gift and baby book for your family’s new arrival. Jofli’s journal can be used to create a record of all the treasured, special moments and firsts that make baby's early years so magical. Older children can get involved too, or even have their own Jofli bear and journal, personalised with their name, to signal their start of being a big brother or sister. Ever wanted to make your own family tree? Creating memories and history is the perfect job for Jofli and loves to help children with their writing, knowledge and geography of their life beginnings and their ancestors. An added bonus for me is that as I have only recently returned to work after having our second son Tom, I am missing out on what Adam is doing all day long. Now, as part of the bedtime routine, we take time to talk about what he has done and write about it in Jofli’s journal. The makers of Jofli promote him as being appealing to a number of different audiences such as scout and guide groups, for childminders to engage parents in their child’s activities, as a way of offering comfort and stability to adopted or fostered children in their "Journey of Life" and to encourage literacy in youngsters, but to name a few. In fact, on one occasion Adam even asked me to write in the book about what I had done – not only did I feel dead chuffed he wanted to know about my day, but it gave him an understanding of what I do as a journalist.
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