Camping ideas for kids at home

Camping ideas for kids at home

re your kids in love with camping but you can’t afford to have them leave the house on a journey right now? Do you want to create the perfect camping situation even in your home? You have come to the right place.… View Post

Monthly Goals | June 2020

Monthly Goals | June 2020

Just like when I was on maternity leave with the children finding my days filled with activities and life. Lockdown has started to feel the same, with our days filled with things around the home and enjoying hobbies. I do wonder how we will ever manage to squeeze in full days of school and work again.… View Post

The Flatshare, After Life and Judgements #LittleLoves

The Flatshare, After Life and Judgements #LittleLoves

Life continues in lockdown, adhering to social distancing measures and only heading out for essential journeys. As I worked from home before all of this kicked off, life, on one hand, hasn’t changed that much for me. On the other hand, we have less money coming in as my earning have all but stopped (thank goodness for the little bit of help from the SEISS grant). The children are home from school and we can’t head out on family adventures. But in the grand scheme of things we are very lucky to be surviving the current way of life.… View Post

8 Tips to help raise your toddler into a …

8 Tips to help raise your toddler into a confident teen

Parenting is a complex process, and more often than not, you might find yourself wondering if you’re doing things the right way. You know how the life skills and lessons that your little one learns now will carry on into adulthood, and that doesn’t just include values like honesty and kindness but also important aspects of personality including self-esteem and confidence. … View Post

Back to the Garden with Sudocrem

Back to the Garden with Sudocrem

As you know I’ve been working on the Back to the Garden campaign with Sudocrem during the lockdown. It’s a great little project that aims to encourage children to get into the garden during this period when they can’t attend school. We think getting outside to plant some seeds and grow vegetables and plants is a great way to pass the time, it’s healthy, it teaches kids about where food comes from and it’s something that they don’t normally learn about in the classroom.… View Post

Life In Lockdown | Out with the old {Week 10}

Life In Lockdown | Out with the old {Week 10}

I’ve reached the stage in the lockdown where I know what day of the week it is only by what shift What The Dad Said it working. I have no recollection of what the actual date is. After watching some Instagram stories on Friday it suddenly reminded me that it was half term next week. A shorter school term between Easter and the May half term. The time is passing by so quickly in the haze of schoolwork, playtime and family time. … View Post

How to stop beating yourself up during self-isolation

How to stop beating yourself up during self-isolation

Life is hard and at times it gets even harder. We try to get out of the maze but we keep on curling in the spirals of uncertainty. We are surrounded by so many people and their success stories that it really becomes difficult to cope up with our own life and we start imagining ourselves as a failure.… View Post