We have another guest post today, and this time it’s from Em over at LoveEm with ways to cope during lockdown. We started following Em a few weeks back on our Twitter, and although she’s relatively new to having her blog you can tell she’s so passionate about it – …
This post isn’t something we’d usually write about, but we have always said that we will remain authentic towards who we are as people. I physically couldn’t remain quiet on this matter (and if you follow any of our other social media, you’ll know that we haven’t been quiet about …
Like a lot of people at the moment, we’ve been washing our hands a lot more and using things like hand sanitiser more than usual. This has really been drying our hands out, to the point of being slightly irritating. So when the lovely team at Balmonds Skincare contacted us …
There will come a point in your child’s education that they will have to start learning an additionallanguage in school. Usually this is either French, German, or Spanish, or a combination of the three,but some schools will offer additional options. Learning a new language is very beneficial for children and …
We have another guest post today, and this time it’s from my lovely friend Shona over at _homeandfamily on Instagram, with some top tips for expectant parents. Shona and I bonded over our ‘mummies boys’ (she’s mummy to Archie, who is an absolute sweetheart!) and our friendship has grown ever …
It is very important for parents to teach their children that no two people are the same, but allpeople should be treated as equals. The sooner they understand this, the better. The world aroundus is clearly very diverse and it is more than likely that your child will have classmates …
A few years back after a bit of a rough break up, I moved back into my parents home and spent one too many nights on their sofa. After a few months I knew that in order to get my life back on track I needed to find somewhere to …
Showing an interest in your child’s education will significantly enhance their academic performance,because it will encourage and motivate them to try their best. There has been lots of research andstudies into parental involvement in a child’s education, most of which conclude that the moreinvolved you are, the more likely the …
Trigger warning. This post talks about mental health issues and anxiety. This week is Mental Health Awareness Week – and Ash suggested that I write about my experience with Mental Health throughout my life – so, here goes. My Mental Health I had an awesome childhood. I’m starting with that, …
A well-designed study environment for children (or adults) is essential for their ability to learn andretain information. For our children, it can mean the difference between performing well in schoolor struggling their way through. This is especially true at the moment, as many schools around theworld are closed and parents …