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My Blackpool….
I taught algebra today at school before coming home to create our version of Blackpool tower. In its algebraic form (did I make that word up? Probably.) I reasoned the following: Back in the day (or the “olden days” as I used to call it when referring to my own parents’ childhood) when staycations were the norm…
Keep Britain Breastfeeding Scavenger Hunt: Breastfeeding is Dangerous (Or, The Day I Shot a Man)
I only have one funny breastfeeding story, and I’m slightly horrified to share it, but as it’s bound to have happened to someone else (please, please let it have happened to one of you) I’m going to share it anyway. Breastfeeding Jensen did not come easy. After three months though I was getting the hang…
Online Math Tutoring: Tips for Finding a Qualified and Effective Tutor
Kids sometimes need more than the traditional learning system to improve math. Thus, parents can sign children up for in-person tutoring or online tutorship to satisfy their needs. Unfortunately, there are 20 kids on average in each kindergarten class, so teachers may not find the time to reach out to each child to see their…
IT’S BEEN A BIT COLD AT PLAYTIME, MOM…
This evening I might just be winning the worst parent award. Getting Jensen’s clothes ready for school tomorrow, I noticed his coat in the kitchen and was rifling through his pockets to empty the sticks and stones he collected after his birthday scoot at the Common, when I noticed how thin his coat felt compared…
BLOGTACULAR IS HERE!
It’s blog conference season again and this year, my favourite blogger [and loveliest friend] Debbie at An Organised Mess and I are spreading our wings and heading to a new destination for our second conference of the year [our first was Blog On Cymru]: Blogtacular! I’ve had this ticket since forever, it feels like –…
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….