One of the things that all of the children seem to love is helping Mr. Boo when he completes the gardening chores. From collecting the weeds he has pulled up, holding the garden bin as he empties the grass cuttings etc. Whilst there are a number of chores they can assist with, mowing the lawn isn’t. This doesn’t mean that they don’t want to get involved, so when we were offered the Husqvarna Toy Walk Lawn Mower to review, I knew they would be delighted.
Just like that, the first week of the summer holidays are over. Tomorrow I make the drive ‘up north’ to…
With so many paints and colours on the market, choosing the right one for your child’s nursery can sometimes be an unwanted headache. But what if there was a paint range that offered a perfect blend of exquisite colours with reassuring safety features to enable you to use during pregnancy – or even when your bundle of joy is born and in the room with you.
Now there is thanks to exclusive paint range Little Knights which prides itself on important health messages every bit as the wonderful lasting finished product on the walls of your home.
Ensuring that a child eats safe food is easy when they are at home. Unfortunately, the time they spend at home begins to reduce when they start schooling. If you are like other parents, you must be concerned about what your eats when he or she is away from them. This concern drives many parents to pack lunch or snacks for their children to bring to schools because keeping children safe is a priority. Parents who want to ensure their children eat lunch that is safe everyday need to start by instilling safe habits in their children. Though this might sound like a challenge, there are simple ways to go about it and ensure that kids enjoy clean, safe food away from home.
Welcome to Oh My Blog: A monthly blogging series that allows you to meet a fellow blogger and get their opinions on a whole host of topics. Since it’s July, there’s no better time to start talking about holidays, sunshine and getaways and this month, it’s the turn of Naomi from Trips with a Tot!
The drama of navy blue or the fresh appeal of sunshine yellow, there are all kinds of colours, shades, and hues to choose from. But making them work in your home is not easy… but it is now with this fantastic how to choose the right colour for your home guide from Balustrade Components!
One of the things my children love is a sleepover. Whether they have friends or cousins over to stay. or whether they have been lucky enough to be invited to stay over somewhere. They do also love the prospect of having a sleepover in each other’s bedrooms (thank goodness they have trundle beds available). There is that element of fun when you are breaking from the usual routine.
Sleepovers can be fun for the children, yet tiring and stressful for the parents/adults. However, I’ve been looking at ways you can make the most of sleepovers especially with the summer holidays approaching.
It’s summertime, school’s out, and routines have gone out the window. Your tots and teens want to lie on in bed and eat junk food. The healthy habits you have managed to instil in your family are now going to pot and you’re left wondering if you should give in for a quiet life. Well don’t despair, I’ve got some great ideas to get your family off to an active and healthy start this summer.
There is nothing wrong with enjoying the latest trends, especially decor design trends. There, we said it. Not only that, but we meant it too. All too many people tell you to design with longevity in mind, but where is the fun in that? Where is the fun in having a blue cotton sofa and magnolia walls? Where is the fun in playing it safe with colors and not daring to venture out with textures? There isn’t any and life is too short not to grant yourself the simple pleasures of fun.
This Week’s #LittleLoves… I’ll be honest July can hurry up and do one. The children have been taking it in…
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