As the lockdown started we managed to utilise the additional ‘free-time’ we had by catching up on shows and movies together. Over the last month, this has continued although on a smaller scale as we are finding that we each like our won time to go off and do our own thing. Being with each other all day as well as the evenings are proving too much so we’ve separated to watch things on our own or read a book etc.… View Post
We all know that fresh air and getting outdoors is good for our health. It’s even more important for kids, especially those living in towns and cities. Being stuck indoors, playing video games or watching TV is okay on a wet and windy day when there’s nothing else to do, but there is no substitute for a bit of outdoor fun. … View Post
If all you had is a hammer, everything looks like a nail. Meet Mr Nogginbody. Armed with his new hammer he fixes his floor, then the wall and the picture on the wall and the shower and the stop sign at the end of the street…… View Post
For a lot of families, furry companions are a must to bring along when holidaying locally within the UK, so in order to keep your hound happier than ever on your next coastal trip, be sure to consider these tips to keep their tails wagging.… View Post
Most parents are trying to encourage their kids to engage in gardening but how many are ultimately successful? Though children love getting dirty, if it seems like a chore they may stay away from working in a garden. You’ll have to make the job enjoyable and fun to get your kids excited about developing a garden. Encouraging kids and making them excited about creating their own special plot in nature is simple. … View Post
There are many mistakes bloggers make when they’re starting a blog. While you do need to make some mistakes to learn how to be a successful blogger, I wanted to share some things you shouldn’t do so that you’re able to avoid the simpler mistakes that most people make when starting a blog. These things you should not do will help you develop a successful blog faster.… View Post
Despite it being the second full month in the lockdown, May felt as though it came and went all too quickly. A very different May to the one we would normally have enjoyed. Usually we are starting to ramp up our family adventures. Making the most of two bank holidays and the May half-term holidays to get out and about. This year our May has revolved around being at home and making the most of the garden. Time still spent as a family so we can’t complain (but we’re British, so we do!).… View Post
When it comes to having a nursery for your baby, there are so many things to consider. One of the main things is to understand that while having a beautiful nursery seems important, having one that functions well for you and your child is actually key. Getting caught up in colour schemes and design patterns might be fun but you’ll be so thankful in the middle of the night when you’re taking care of your baby that you planned ahead and created a nursery that works for you and your baby’s needs.… View Post
To make the most out of a freelancing career, though, you need to stand out from others competing in the same field. These tools can help you stay at the top of your game so you can keep on enjoying the borderless lifestyle freelancers love living.… View Post
The end of another week in lockdown and also the end of our second month full month. I do feel as though the time is starting pass by so quickly and before I know it another week has ended. When I think back to the beginning of lockdown and how I worried we’d fill the days at home, now I’m wondering how we are meant to fit in ‘real-life’ into our lives.… View Post