Love knows no boundaries when you’re a parent We make our feelings quite transparent Wear our hearts on our sleeves Yet so often hide our more problematic emotions The early day struggles Overwhelming unknowns Feeling inadequate, lost, what on earth am I doing? I don’t think it’s right Put a brave face on for all…
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ELC Large Family Pool Review from Mothercare
Read moreEvery summer I usually buy the girls a £5 paddling pool from the local supermarket. They’re not the kind that blow up, they’re the ridged sided ones, but they’ve always been lots of fun, however they usually only last for one summer. When I asked to review something from Mothercare, I headed straight to the…
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Sassy Kids Box Review
Read moreWe were recently sent a Sassy Kids Box to review. Sassy Kids say that they’re on a missions to revolutionise the way that families shop and spend time with their little ones. They say that they’re helping families to save time and money as discovering amazing things whilst spending quality time together. Sassy Kids Boxes…
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Binky Linky
Read more****NO BUSINESSES**** Please link up a blog post, not your home page Please only link up one post – additional links will be deleted This linky is your chance to link up your favourite post of the week. It’s a great way to find new blogs to read and to raise your blogs profile. I’m…
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My Doodles has teamed up with Cancer Research UK
Read moreMy Doodles recently announced that they are actively supporting and working with Cancer Research UK Kids & Teens to help fund kinder cures and treatments for young people facing cancer. In order to raise awareness and to raise funds, the My Doodles designers have created some special products for Cancer Research UK Kids & Teens:…
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Work around the Globe: A Global Comparison
Read moreI think it’s fair to say that the majority of the population work. I’ve worked ever since I was 16 and I’ve had various jobs with very different wages and working environments. I think that most employed people will do anything to make their working lives easier, but when you look at the infographic below…
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The day we lost daddy dog
Read moreThis is Daddy Dog. He’s been in R’s life for around three to four years and he is without a doubt her favourite toy. Daddy Dog comes everywhere with us and he rarely leaves R’s side. She sleeps with him every night. He’s been through the washing machine more times than I care to remember…
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Mealtime battles! Just eat your food!
Read moreOne of the most frustrating things for me as a parent is the relationship that our girls have with food. They love fruit. M will eat blueberries like sweets and they eat bananas, oranges and grapes in abundance. Every Sunday we have a cooked chicken dinner with lots of veg and the girls always eat…