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Baby Hero’s first Valentine’s Day, and the biggest birthday month of our year is over. The party is done. Usually we feel a little bit like our balloons [deflated, not full of gas] but happily we now have another little life to celebrate in July with Baby Hero’s first birthday in Summer. A Summer birthday!…
THE CHRISTMAS DINNER EXPERIMENT [OVEN PRIDE]
The biggest and most highly anticipated meal of the year in our household is without a doubt the superbly indulgent Christmas dinner. Normally cooked by my husband, last year I took up the challenge and decided I would become the yuletide chef and create our celebratory feast from then onwards. Our oven will be one…
The Home Stretch of Pregnancy: Gestational Diabetes and Me.
I haven’t really blogged about this pregnancy, besides the initial announcement…and somehow we’re now at 33 weeks and on the home stretch! During this pregnancy there has been a lot of stress; the hospital where I birthed the boys has managed to lose my medical notes that have documented the issues arising with me in…
TROLLEY BAGS: LESS STRESS, LESS PLASTIC MESS
I can’t remember a time when my cupboards have been less stuffed with plastic carrier bags than now thanks to trolley bags. On average I think we used around 20 bags a week – and with the introduction of the 5p charge that would be costing me at least £1 a week. It would be –…
EVERYDAY ADVENTURES WITH SUPER YUMMIES AND LITTLELIFE
Advertorial bought to you in association with The Super Yummies toddler snacking range, for children aged 12-36 months. There are two kinds of adventures in my boys’ experience: big and little. This month our big adventures are visiting Father Christmas, going on holiday [although they don’t know it yet] and of course, Christmas Day itself….
A LI’L SOMETHING SWEET: CLOUD NINE MARSHMALLOWS
I won’t tell you what Rhys Ifans said about Cloud Nine Marshmallows, but it was naughty – and when he said it, I knew I had to try them. For as long as I can remember, I have loved marshmallows. They remind me of rainy days and board games, crunchy leaves and bonfires, and snow-caked…