| Parents are instructed to listen to the same piece morning, noon and night, go to lessons, take notes and listen to other tinies as well as their own. |
| This has nothing to do with biblical tales for tinies, but is the name of a weekly street party that can be heard by ships far out to sea. |
| The problem is that most people had my experience as a child and thus lack the treatment of the day as a festival for the tinies. |
| The national school children gave a recital on thin whistle and the pre-school tinies paraded with the flags of the nations. |
| Tinies can come and discover the joys of gliding and sliding with characters from the channel. |
| The echelon below were 18-year-old Olders, overseeing Babies and Tinies as young as 10 in the final rung. |
