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For ordinary people, the grey world of the 1950s gave way to the colour and excitement of the 1960s. Why not pick up a few of our sets of sleepsuits and baby rompers so you always have a fresh one at the ready for your baby? While not shying away from some of the difficulties of family life, it's written with an obvious affection for family and friends.

You can also get hats, socks and headbands to add finishing touches to their lovely outfits this Halloween. Choose super soft fleece to keep your little one warm while providing them with comfort while they snooze, while baby sleeping bags are a brilliant alternative to provide your baby with a feeling of security while ensuring they have room to roll.The depiction of births has also changed over time; the first birth was Paul Cheveski in June 1961, but the baby wasn't seen until the episode after the event took place. Coronation Baby grow with Painted London Scene and Landmarks to celebrate Coronation of King Charles III not only offers sentimental value, it can also serve as a conversation starter, especially among other royal enthusiasts. In the context of the programme a late miscarriage is separated from other miscarriages when the baby is given a full name and is otherwise treated in the same way as a stillborn.

With Carla out of the picture, Peter continues to struggle after killing Stephen Reid ( Todd Boyce) in a dramatic moment that changed everything for the residents of Weatherfield.Due to a heavy focus on older characters, a birth was a rare event in the show in the 1960s and 1970s.

Along with being a memorable flower, the good news for new gardeners or those with very little time on their hands, is that this particular rose is also generally hardy, more robust and more disease resistant than other rose types. A list of births, pregnancies, abortions and miscarriages which have featured in Coronation Street storylines since 1960. Chapter themes like "The Good Life", "Never had it so Good" and "She's Leaving Home, Bye Bye" will resonate with those that were there, and intrigue those that weren't. Sue takes us with her as she grows up during her revolutionary years from a prim, curious, grammar-school girl in the fifties to a sexually aware, argumentative teenager in the sixties.The trials, tribulations and excitement of being one of the first ‘teenagers’ is told with a striking honesty which allows the reader to elate in the author’s joys and share in her challenges. As a school librarian, she passed on her passion for reading and writing to generations of children and has been instrumental in setting up literacy projects and awards for young people. When he reveals his plans to ex-partner Toyah Battersby (Georgia Taylor), she offers to accompany him. Our stuff for Halloween includes sleepsuits and bodysuits in plenty of Halloween-inspired characters.

The first time a mother was shown in labour was when Valerie Barlow gave birth to twins Peter and Susan Barlow in April 1965, but the births themselves didn't take place on-screen. Beautiful watercolour showing famous London landmarks to commemorate the Coronation of King Charles III. She tells us about her first job in an exciting career, her friends, the pill, love and marriage (which is still going strong).

Coronation Tee, T-shirt for Kings Coronation, dress up for King's Coronation, Charles III coronation tshirt. Images and sounds leapt from the page causing memories to stir in the heart and mind of this, also, Coronation Baby.