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I’m going to miss my son’s pink shoes
With Nate’s love for Skye (from Paw Patrol), came his love (and obsession) of everything pink. Except, he no longer wears them and it makes me sad. Here’s why…
How Do You Know If Your Kid Needs Stitches?
As a parent you often look forward to your child’s firsts; first solid foods, first time rolling over, first steps. Are you prepared for the first time you have to take them to the hospital to get stitches?
How to Eat Healthy When You’re Travelling
The summer weather brings weekends away and family vacations. Fun, yes? Only if everyone is happy and well fed. Well fed is key, especially if you have someone with dietary restrictions amongst you. How do you manage this when travelling? It can be quite simple.
How to Throw an Aperitivo at Home
An Apertivo is all about having a drink and snack before a meal, and it’s a part of the Italian lifestyle that needs to be part of yours. Here are some tips to have an easy, enjoyable Aperitivo yourself.
7 Reasons Why School Uniforms are Great
If you are on the fence about whether you are for or against school uniforms you need to read on. As someone who has gone to schools with and without a uniform policy, I happily send my children to school each morning wearing uniforms.
Super Simple Indoor S’mores Dip
There is nothing better than the smell of a real campfire, roasting marshmallows over an open flame, s’mores, and of course the smell that lingers for days in your hair and clothes. But if there’s a fire ban, you’ve got to get creative with your s’mores. Here’s how.
Pros and Cons of a Family Vacation at a Cottage
Considering a family vacation at a cottage this summer? I’m giving you the low down on both the pros and cons of this type of getaway with the kids.
DIY Tic Tac Toe Game
This is a DIY that encourages a trip to the beach, rock finding, and a bit of arts n’ crafts. Just the thing for a staycation or summer vacation activity.
Why I Changed my Opinion on the Perfect Age Gap
When I was growing up, I wanted to get married by twenty-five, and have two kids by thirty, with a two year age gap between them. In my head, this was going to create the perfect family. It’s what I grew up with, it’s what I knew. It’s what I thought was perfect.