Silent Sunday…(14 July 2013)

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I’d never heard of plagiocephaly when I became a Momma for the first time. Like most things with babies, and after seeing the shape of our Little Adventurer’s head when he finally made his way into the world after 4 days of labour, I imagined that some baby heads were just differently shaped at birth…
We’re back to reminiscing our holiday with Coastal Cottages in St. Florence again today! The closer we get to the Easter Holidays, the more I enjoy looking back through our photos. Family holidays are the best times – even if you feel as though you need to recover when you’re home from one. I never…
Even if I don’t make resolutions, which is rare – with the exception of this year, as waiting to hear if Dad was okay on New Years’ Eve didn’t make room for much else in my brain – each January I swear to myself that this will be the year that I have everything in…
As a teacher, as a parent, I’m very aware of the role that Ofsted play in my children’s education. I’ve been on the receiving end of several “outstanding” inspections as a teacher, and a “good” inspection as a parent. As a teacher, the result was far more important to me than as a parent I’ll…
When it comes to vitamins and my boys, I have tried. And when I say tried, I mean I tried all of them that were recommended. I was out of options. The only person to try harder to get essential fatty acids and B vitamins into a child was my mom when she created “pretty fish” [sardines…
This lazy Summer photo has absolutely nothing in common with the post I’m writing, but I love it. In truth, I’m sat in my Primark cotton pyjamas, crunched over the body of an 11 month old baby who has drifted sweetly to dreamland, as I mentally try to organise the rest of my week and…