Pop Chef – Push, Pop and Eat!
Character have brought out a new product called “Pop Chef”, it allows you and your kids to create fast and easy shapes from your favourite foods. Just push, pop and eat. Its as easy as 123!… View Post
Character have brought out a new product called “Pop Chef”, it allows you and your kids to create fast and easy shapes from your favourite foods. Just push, pop and eat. Its as easy as 123!… View Post
Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month 80% of women cannot name the symptoms of ovarian cancer. Through lack of awareness of the symptoms of ovarian cancer it can take a long time for a woman to be… View Post
Earlier this week saw an important milestone in Tigger’s life… he was invited to his first birthday party. Now he has attended a few parties in the past but they have either been family occasions… View Post
Last year Tigger was introduced to the world of Fireman Sam whilst we were at Butlins after popped along to see a show in the character theatre. Fireman Sam has been gracing our screens for… View Post
If you are anything like me it is sometimes every easy to be quite blinkered as to what is happening passed your own front door. We all have our issues and balls to juggle etc.,… View Post
Thank you to everyone who kindly commented on Tigger’s paper marbling masterpiece last week. A few of you contacted me to see whether I would make this a linky, so every Thursday I will be… View Post
Every day we ask our minds and bodies to do just a little bit more, slowly but surely increasing it’s workload until it says ‘no more!‘. This is how my mind and body feels at… View Post
A brave boy sets off on an adventure to find the Jabberwock, just like his great grandfather before him. But what creatures will he encounter in mysterious Tulgey Wood? Written by Oakley Graham Illustrated by… View Post
I love buying new clothes for Roo and Tigger, Roo in particular has far more clothes I own! The trouble is with each new event in our lives I love to buy them a new… View Post
[box] Were you born in a barn?[/box] I can remember my Mam saying that to me and my siblings when I was younger as we left whichever door wide open. I never really understood why… View Post