As a parent it can be hard sometimes to find the balance between allowing your children to try a range of things and spending money on things they don’t stick at. Of course we all want them to try new things, and trying things is how they come to find hobbies that they really enjoy and want to stick at. However, there is equally nothing more frustrating than buying some expensive kit that never sees the light of day. Hands up if you’ve been there!
Since COVID-19 appeared in our lives, we’ve all become more conscious of the need to keep our hands sanitised and our surfaces disinfected. Now, I was really conscious of this before anyway – I was the person who took antibacterial wipes into hospital with me when I had my children, and, I’m also the person who gets excited when a new scent of disinfectant comes out!
If you are anything like me you are always looking for alternative snack options for the family that isn’t crisps! Don’t get me wrong we all love crisps but I don’t want everyone eating them all of the time.
Balancing life as a parent at the same time as pursuing a career can be challenging on occasions. It is always helpful to explore career options that can create a better work-life balance while still proving lucrative. Home based franchises can be an excellent opportunity for parents who want to spend more time with their children but simultaneously fulfil their own career objectives and goals and earn money.
Choosing to Study GCSE’s at a college rather than in a traditional school setting, may seem like an unorthodox and potentially risky path to take. Staying where you are and completing your GCSE’s just seems like the most sensible and safe route for many.
How often when you are buying a home do you think about accessibility issues? If accessibility is something vital to you at the time, then this is likely to be at the forefront of your mind, but if not, you may not even consider it.
We’ve been in a state of lockdown for what feels like an age, but gradually now the rules are easing up and more movement and meeting up is possible. As the UK begins to open up, to mean that more and more things are open and small gatherings allowed, what are your thoughts on the post-lockdown wardrobe?
One of the places we intend to travel as a family is to Canada. It is somewhere I find hugely exciting because it has so many of the things we love to do as a family.
