• How to pick the perfect family car

    November 20, 2015

    Buying a new family car can be a stressful task. Unlike when you’re buying a car for your own usage, there’s a number of different things to consider when you’re buying something for the whole family. Whereas you’d probably normally consider looking at speed, cosmetics and tech for your car, a family car has different…

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  • How long does it take you to clean your house?

    September 20, 2015

    How long does it take you to clean your house? This is the question I was asked today and the honest answer depends on what type of ‘clean’ I’m doing. My friend who works at Connect Cleaners estimated that it would take roughly 2 hours with a pair of professional cleaners on the job. Here…

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  • How to create a cozy country-style room

    September 17, 2015

    Distressed dressing tables, log fires, chunky knit blankets and the smell of bread baking! All of the things that come to mind when I think of a country-style house. Country style homes have become quite popular recently and for good reason too. The rustic charm and homeliness of walking into a room full of fresh…

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  • How to register for the NHS

    May 27, 2015

    The NHS is a wonderful thing. Providing free healthcare at local doctors surgeries and hospitals. It’s fair to say that it’s been a vital part of my life since I was born! Throughout my childhood I’ve had many Accident and Emergency (A&E) trips for various breaks, trips, falls and allergies. Much like my doctors surgery…

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  • How to save money on everyday items

    May 4, 2015

    From clothes to furniture and food, it seems as though no-one is paying full price for anything anymore. With the rise of extreme couponing in the UK it’s no wonder that we feel as though we need more for our money. It is possible to get the things you need for less and here are…

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  • How does your garden grow?

    April 26, 2015

    This year is the first year that I’ve taken growing my own vegetables and fruit seriously. I attempted to grow some last year, went on holiday for a week and when I came back they were all dead. I’ve learnt my lesson and have done a very small amount of research into growing my own.…

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  • How to make an Easter simnel cake

    March 17, 2015

    A simnel cake is a traditional Easter cake made using marzipan and dried fruit. Usually baked in time for Mothering Sunday when the strict forty day fast during Lent was relaxed a little. Although references to simnel cakes have been found from the medieval period, the simnel cake that is popular today dates from the…

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  • Random numbers, a birthday, favourite number? How do you pick yours?

    January 10, 2015

    What would you do if you won the lottery? Tell everyone or keep it to yourself? It’s something my husband and I were talking about the other and to be honest I think it depends on how much you win. If I won millions, I’d certainly tell my close family that I’d won some money,…

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  • How Technology Can Benefit Your Children

    November 5, 2014

    Kids are captivated by technology. As soon as they see a screen, their eyes light up and they are transfixed. As a parent, you might feel guilty about letting your little ones spend time playing with phones, tablets or games consoles. Of course, too much technology can be bad for tots. Kids also need to…

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