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We’re playing catch up with our Bostik posts today – February’s theme was Spring and so we’ve crafted the simplest, sweetest dinner place settings with a peep at the Spring to come. Costing next to nothing, and with a total making time of around two minutes each, they’re perfect. Here’s what you’ll need… …and here’s…
This weekend we blew off the cobwebs at one of our very favourite places – the site of the Rufus Stone in the New Forest. Amazingly for us, we were on time and managed to meet our friends in the car park at the foot of the hill. This time I decided to take a…
![QIXELS TURBO DRYER PLAYSET [REVIEW]](https://keep-up-with-the-jones-family.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/QIXELS002.jpg)
It didn’t start off well. After carefully tearing open and then emptying the little packets of pixels into the sorting tray, poor Jensen heard the stomach-sinking melody of 500 pixels scattering across the wooden floor of the living room, courtesy of his youngest brother as he clambered up to the table to see what was…
![FAREWELL, SAGGY PANTS: #SAGGONEGROOVEON [HERO VS. PAMPERS ACTIVE FIT] #AD](https://keep-up-with-the-jones-family.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/Pampers001.jpg)
I’ve been changing bottoms for six years now. I consider myself an expert. We’ve cloth nappied our boys in the day, but at night – or when they’re wearing slimline clothes that just won’t accommodate a fluffy bottom, we’ve always trusted Pampers to keep them dry. Over the past couple of months we’ve worked with…
Of all the little piggies in the world, Hero is in love with George Pig. Me, I’m a Freddy Fox fan – and Mr. Jones prefers Grampy Rabbit. Peppa and friends have been a huge part of our lives since the boys were born. Living ten minutes from Peppa’s World in Hampshire, it’s hard to…
![INTRODUCING “PINCHER” [STINGBACK: WILD PETS SCORPION REVIEW]](https://keep-up-with-the-jones-family.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/ScorpionTwo.jpg)
When you live in Hampshire, you become quite accustomed to creepy crawlies. Our garden is filled with more varieties of spiders than I ever imagined I would see, slowworms, stag beetles, millipedes and centipedes, bees, wasps and every ticket holding friend of the ugly bug ball imaginable. Click here for our Toy Review Catalogue to…