mummy * wife * wannabe runner * aspiring slimmer * crafty queen * social media junkie * in love with life
The Festive season is upon us and with less than three weeks to go until the big day, many of us will already be feeling the pressure that comes with buying presents, cooking Christmas dinner and entertaining guests. However, Christmas is a day for everyone to enjoy, which means you should be having just as great a time as your friends and family are.
Read on for my top tips on how to have a stress-free Christmas day, so that you can relish each and every minute of it with your loved ones.
Like many parents, I love to spoil my little children. Not in a horrendous way that creates demanding little nightmares, but in a way that supports and encourages them to embrace life and go after the things that matter. I want them to grow up knowing that they can achieve anything and that the world is their oyster.
While my focus is often on them, I do think it is important to nurture children so they become well-rounded adults who appreciate the bigger picture and play their part in something bigger than themselves. I’m also inspired by other mums who really bring home the need to help.
That is why I am making more of a conscious effort to teach them about the world, so they can better appreciate what they have and be motivated to give back and make a difference.
Of course, there is no shortage of people and causes out there, and even simple things like a friendly smile or hello can go a long way to making a difference to someone. For now, though, I’ve come up with three different ways we can give back as a family; at home, away
and further afield.
When it comes to selling your home, the price you are going to secure is undoubtedly one of your main areas of concern. Read on to discover some useful pieces of information and advice about the property asking price…
We’ve all been there. Summer is in full swing and everyone is having a great time. That is until someone sneezes. You find yourself hoping for hay fever but in reality, the summer cold has struck. Before you know it your holidays are full of snot and a fever.
Invariably one of mine always ends up with a summer cold, so here are my top 5 tips for managing a summer cold for toddlers and pre-schoolers.
If you want to bring a little bit of summer into the home, you’re going to want to focus on adding colour. Changing the colour of the walls for example, is going to brighten up the space, while giving it a completely look and feel.
If you need a little inspiration, here you’ll discover how to brighten up your home with pops of colour.
