Welcome to Mummy Fever

Mummy Fever is a parenting and lifestyle blog written by me…Charlotte

I am a mum of four (a girl and three boys) and I work as a Freelance Strategic Consultant in the health and social care sector, specialising in the development of services for children and families.

I love being a mummy and the combination of love, excitement, fun and chaos that brings with it. All my children have very different personalities but they all adore each other.

At Mummy Fever we believe that motherhood is a journey. There are no right or wrong paths, just those we make up as we go along. All the sleepless nights are more than worth the rewards I get from being a mummy and for now I survive on their cuddles and LOTS of hot chocolate!

Our moto at Mummy Fever is “embrace the chaos” ! Children aren’t children for long and I don’t want to miss a second!

Thanks for stopping by – enjoy having a look around and feel free to get in touch.

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Latest articles

The truth about Hyperemesis Gravidarum

06:27 on November 23, 2018

If people ask me what type of pregnancies I had I say good. I was lucky. Bar the odd trip to the hospital to check tricky baby heart beats, and a fall that meant everything needed checking I felt lucky. Very lucky.

A Free Range Break in Pembrokeshire: Bluestone National Park Resort

18:20 on September 27, 2018

Have your heard of Bluestone? We’ve been holidaying at Bluestone with our family for the last 5 years now, recently making our sixth visit, this time as part of the #bluestonebloggers programme. Bluestone is set in the the heart of Pembrokeshire National Park.

5 uses for Childs Farm Nappy Cream that has nothing to do with babies bottoms

11:19 on June 7, 2018

We’ve been using Childs Farm products for a few years now with the children. One of the children has quite severe eczema and another has sensitive skin, so it’s just always been easiest to use the Childs Farm products on all of the children so there are never any mix ups.

Parenting: the struggle is real

18:58 on February 4, 2018

Before you had children did you ever look at other parents & think how hard can it be? I mean, they are just tiny humans, they can’t get one over on adults

9 Alternative uses for a muslin square

06:22 on March 18, 2019

Muslin squares…these are on my top ten list of parenting must have items, they are wonderful things!

Win a giant two-seater cord bean bag from Bean Bag Bazaar

21:49 on March 17, 2019

Fancy winning a giant bean bag? You need one of these in your life! Perfect for a playroom, bedroom or lounge. Cosy reading corner or watching a movie.

“Are they good for you?” … plus other annoying questions people ask when you’ve had a baby

06:13 on March 17, 2019

When you’ve had a baby, especially if it’s your first baby lots of people will be asking lots of questions. It kind of seems to come with your new role as a mother – that you are on the receiving end of all of this.

Top tips for keeping babies happy in the water

06:14 on March 16, 2019

I think swimming is an important life skill to give children. Even if they don’t end up taking swimming up as a hobby when they are older, learning to swim even just a few meters could save your child’s life.

Tips to consider before a big trip with children

06:13 on March 15, 2019

Imagine the scenario, there are only a few minutes left before you need to leave for the airport, and there are still are some little things you are afraid you might leave behind.

Alternative ways to improve eczema

10:57 on March 14, 2019

It seems that currently these four elements are the best way for us to manage the eczema. How do you cope with eczema in your family members? What have you found works the best?

Sound therapy and your bathroom

08:55 on March 14, 2019

These days there is a great deal of focus on alternative therapies and their benefits. Sound therapy is just one alternative therapy that is used to improve well-being.

How to choose the ‘right’ A-levels

10:48 on March 13, 2019

Do you ever think about your subject choices at school and think how differently you would do things knowing what you know now. For example, if you were to choose A-levels now would they be the same as what you originally picked? Did you even choose them yourself? Perhaps you were heavily influenced by a parent or teacher even?

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