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Last week we made a fabulous little owl cushion which the Bear got for Christmas as a craft pack. It was a really quick make that was easy and really simple for little people to get their heads – and hands! – around. However, as soon as we were finished, the first thing that Henry said was “where mine?” with a sorrowful little face on him. It’s a face I can’t resist and because he knows his mama so well… Keep Reading
Before the chaos of Christmas and all things red and green decends, I wanted to share this really quick make with you. One of the Bears favourite flowers are dandelions. We live on the edge of an overgrown green space, a space that gets littered with dandelions each year. My two love nothing better than picking them, making wishes as they do. Darcie noticed the other day that they were all gone and no amount of explanation about the seasons would console… Keep Reading
If you’re new to reading this blog, then I must start by saying I have a son who loves dinosaurs. As in LOVES them. If there is something that I want to do with him then I can guarantee that if I add in anything dinosaur themed, then he will love it. Playing, baking, puzzles, walking and adventures. Then of course also crafts. So, these are our 5 favourite dinosaur crafts to keep your little ones entertained. Things that any… Keep Reading
Anyone who follows the blog or knows us in real life knows that I have a little man who is obsessed with dinosaurs. And I mean OBSESSED! He usually has at least one in tow where ever he goes and his guttral ‘ROAR’ is pretty damn impressive for a two-year-old. A few weeks ago we were looking for something to when I came across the very simple – yet effective – idea of dinosaur fossils. Dinosaur fossils are a quick,… Keep Reading
Fresh from Just So Festival last weekend, I have a certain little lady that loved clay face making so much that she asked on the day whether she would be allowed to make one at home in our garden to keep. Luckily the team from Barefoot Ceramics who were running the event for Just So, were selling little clay packs to come home with us. £4 later and we had in our hands a little bundle of cellophane wrapped clay… Keep Reading
