Tag: Parenting
French Children Don’t Throw Food by Pamela Druckerman / Review
I expect it’s obvious from this post but i’m bringing the book review section back to the blog. For a long time I’ve focused on motherhood as it’s basically consumed my life (and still is), however now I’m starting to find my feet (9 months […]
Mum-buns and bookbags: what I’ve learnt since my daughter started school
Guest post by Danni Blackburn from parenting and lifestyle blog, Monkey and Pal. In April 2015 I became a Mum for the first time. It feels like yesterday in many ways, and yet here we are a month into her starting ‘big school’. It’s certainly […]
Twice the joy: on raising twins
Written by Danielle Deschenes (Danofish on instagram) www.arewebritish.com Raising Twins A twin will often care more about the approval of their twin than they will about the approval of a parent. As a parent of twins, I know this to be completely true. In my […]
How to survive the fourth trimester
A rollercoaster journey I can finally now say that I’ve been there, done that, got the t-shirt – I’ve survived the fourth trimester. The fourth trimester; what a rollercoaster ride. It’s a turbulent time full of worry, tears, expectation but also plenty of smiles and […]
Are we sharing too much of our children online?
Image by the lovely Leanne at leanneelizabethphotography.com As parents, we love to share our little one’s achievements with the world. It’s totally natural and has been this way for decades, but when does sharing too much of our children online slip into a breech of […]
How to survive sleep deprivation
“Enjoy the sleepless nights!” A phrase all too commonly said to new parents-to-be. I don’t understand why?! It’s like they’re trying to put you off a decision you already can’t go back on! Wouldn’t it be better if they were to dish out some advice […]
10 ways to help a new parent
Motherhood is hard. End of. I’ve been attempting to write this post for quite some time now. It’s been in the back of my mind constantly but even in any free time i’ve had, i’ve just not been able to bring myself to write it. […]
A letter to our baby
Dear Shrimpy (explained below!) Today you’re 29 weeks and 4 days old. Next week is the big 30 – your Daddy and I are getting VERY excited to meet you in 10 weeks or less (but please, not toooo early!) Although no matter when you […]