Enjoying the FIFA Women's World Cup™? With these kid's kits, your little one can dress up as their favourite player. ⚽️
... readThe 2023 World Cup begins on the 20th July and finishes a month later on the 20th August. This year there are 32 teams and all 64 games are being played in Australia and New Zealand, but you can watch them on the television with your children if you're not able to travel there or get tickets.There's no minimum age requirement for the World Cup, but children under the age of 15 must be accompanied by an adult, both within and around the grounds.
Playing football is brilliant for kids as it not only builds on their physical strength, but promotes good social skills and tactical thinking too. You can sign your little one up to a football club at any age and many towns should have their own from of Little Kickers.and practice in the garden to build up their skills and coordination?is a Commercial Content Writer for Mother&Baby at Bauer Media.
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