Just a few weeks ago, my son Mark started primary school. How can that even be possible? It seems like just a few months ago I was bringing him home from hospital. It feels like
Continue ReadingMonth: September 2014
Sponsored Post: Honesty from #voiceofmums
Being a mother can seem really glamorous, usually to someone who doesn't have children themselves. The stark reality of parenthood is often a secret society, no one likes to admit to the reality of the
Continue ReadingGuest Post: Making meal times fun: a parent’s secret
Regardless of what time the children arrive home from school or you get in from work, sitting down together as a family for your evening meal is very important. It’s the perfect opportunity to learn
Continue ReadingMy Friend Cayla Interactive Doll Review
With Christmas 2014 approaching rather fast, you may be looking at what presents are hot this year. Since January I have read in the press about 'My Friend Cayla', the interactive doll that uses Google
Continue ReadingX Factor – The Highlight Of My Week
Yes, that title may sound a little, well, sad. But the fact is it's true! As a mother who is destined to be at home every weekend for the forseeable 15+ years, I have to
Continue ReadingSponsored Video: Kelloggs Breakfast, Help Give A Child A Breakfast
It might sound simple to many, but giving your child breakfast in the morning can really help them get a better education. But for many people, they are just not able to stretch that little
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LEGO #GoldenBrickies Awards Now Open
You have all heard of the Golden Globes, well here comes the Golden Brickies! LEGO fans everywhere can join in with a super easy competition which has some amazing prizes to be won... An invitation
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Schleich Dinosaurs are Roarsome fun!
If you have a little one (or maybe a big one!) who is a dinosaur fan, then you really need to check out the large range of Schleich Dinosaurs! They are amazing figures, which have
Continue ReadingWild Science Kaleidoscope Studio & Crystal Growing Studio
The Wild Science range is vast, and it has lots for inquisitive little people to explore and really use their brains. We were sent two sets from the range, the Kaleidoscope Studio and the Crystal
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