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This month’s Bostik Bloggers theme is the jungle. I thought it would be Father’s Day and so got a bit of a surprise when I opened the box to see safari themed paper and pipe cleaners. As it was inset day today for Jensen, I let him choose the craft. Beads everywhere and six little…
Dadda was at a Jiu Jitsu day yesterday and so as it was bright and sunny, we headed into the garden to do some painting, homemade style 🙂 Making it was very simple ~ although I have no cornflour left now. It’s so simple that a 2 year old can (and did) make it. Add…
As every parent knows, most young children have a knack for arts and crafts. However, parents should stop seeing these activities solely as a way to keep their children busy. Instead, they should recognize the benefits that arts and crafts can provide for their child’s development. Giving children free access to arts and crafts supplies…
It’s back to school yearbook time. Â I think I blinked and missed these summer holidays after Hero’s party was over. Â Probably because I’m in denial that not only is Jensen going back to school for his third year, but that this September my little Lyoto is starting school. Â He’s still a baby to me. Â My…
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Welcome to my Father Christmas Herb Kitchen! I love plants, I love everything about them and although I’m hopeless at it, there’s nothing I like more than digging about with plants and flowers and seeds and bulbs. Food plants seem to like me – you know, the ones you can eat? I can grow those…
This month our Bostik Blogger challenge theme was scrapbooking. After we were married, I became an avid scrapbooker and captured so any memories in huge 12″ x 12″ padded albums – but as a busy mom, it’s been too much of a challenge to keep up with it and so this blog is essentially my…
Oh, I love these, it really (really) is bringing the outdoors in, and such a wonderful invitation for Spring. (and yes, so pretty, and straightforward, I reckon even I could give this one a go!!).