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Skiing with children: the kit list
Packing for a holiday when you have a large family can be a bit like a military operation. Packing for a skiing trip with a large family is something else altogether.
A Welsh Staycation: Adventures with Macdonald Resorts
As lovely as it is to travel abroad, a staycation not too far from where you live can also be a great little break with a family. Although we live in Wales, we still like to visit other parts of the country. There is some stunning scenery, and Wales is perfect for lovers of the […]
The truth about Hyperemesis Gravidarum
If people ask me what sort 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. I had long and difficult labours, but still, I have always felt lucky. […]
Coping with flight delays with children
No one likes a delayed flight with or without children – even grown ups are prone to toddler tantrums during a delay. If your flight is only delayed up to an hour you can manage, but anything more than that with small children can be hard work. What happens when you have a 4, 5 […]
A Free Range Break in Pembrokeshire: Bluestone National Park Resort
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, surrounded by the most incredible countryside, with beaches nearby too if you […]
Planning a ski trip? What kit will you need?
Are you planning a ski trip? Ski trips are the types of holidays that do require some planning, due to all the specialist equipment that is needed. If you are going as a family then extra planning is needed, to make sure everyone is well kitted out. I’m not talking about everyone having their own […]
Things to do in Florida with a family: LEGOLAND
I have a love/hate relationship with LEGO I must admit. I love the way the children get so immersed in what they are making. I love the fact that it’s so inclusive and appeals to children across a huge spectrum of ages, and I love the multiple developmental benefits it brings. I don’t love picking […]
Pre and post-motherhood: the differences
Memory Pre-Motherhood: I could walk from one room to another and know exactly why I was there. I put things where they belonged and I made complete sentences. My brain cells worked as a team. Memory Post-Motherhood: I walk into a room with a purpose and immediately forget what it is upon arrival. I put […]