n England there seems quite a lot of excitement over children going back to school next Monday. Home-schooling has been tough on parents and children in so many ways, so most people seem keen for it to come to an end, but is everyone going back together the best approach?
For the one who was pregnant for nine whole months in her womb. For the one who spent the night with you while you were reading to pass your exams. For the one who, no matter how old you are, will always remind you that breakfast is the most important meal of your day.
So many people have been accessing workouts via YouTube in the last 12 months. With gyms shut for a large part of the last year and everyone at home, this has proven to be a popular way to workout.
Whether you suffer with heavy or unpredictable periods yourself, or you have a teen navigating their first periods, the whole business can be frustrating and feel like a real hassle.
In the United Kingdom, there are over 900,000 square feet of solar panels installed on roofs. If you want to join that statistic, read on.
Taking photos of food and drink for work projects can be really challenging sometimes. Often I end up in my own shadow, or with sunlight streaking across the photo. Sometimes the images just don’t do the dish justice, which can be hugely frustrating and time consuming to put right.
With the youngest children in Scotland and Wales already back at school this week and with the announcement that all children in England will be returning to school on March 8th, for many parents there is some joy knowing the end of home-schooling is on the horizon.
As a mum, life is busy. Over the last twelve months we’ve had to add in home-schooling to an already rammed week full of other responsibilities. Mums who rarely have any time alone, have had even less and life has been intense for so many of us.
