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Educational games and puzzles have been an absolute lifesaver as a parent this year. I used to get so frustrated with big box games and puzzles, flapping about how much space they took up, but I’ve been so grateful I kept them all this year. In fact, I’ve added to our collection this year and they’ve been hugely beneficial.
If you are a regular reader of the blog, you will know how much I love a good wooden floor. You know, the ones that are like a fine wine, improving with age as they take on more and more character. I love how these floors look and how cosy they can make a home. Your home doesn’t have to be thick carpet everywhere to be cosy – but how can you best take care of your wood flooring? Here are a few tips:
When you think of redecorating your child’s bedroom, your first thought is often that it will cost a small fortune. However, relying on creativity and thinking outside of the box can help you redo his/her bedroom at a minimal cost. And don’t believe that working on a budget means only small changes. Thanks to the right approach and ideas, you can remarkably transform the room with style.
If you’ve never experienced back pain before, pregnancy can bring it on and make life as a mum-to-be pretty uncomfortable. If you add in lack of sleep as a new mum, hunched over breastfeeding, carrying children on your hip and bending over to change nappies and pick up random discarded toys – you can end up pretty sore.
It was National Coding Week last week and to celebrate, we’ve partnered with Learning Resources, a brilliant company specialising in educational toys, helping children to develop a love for learning. Have you heard of them?
It is fair to say that 2020 so far has hit most of us like a sledgehammer, challenging what we consider as ‘normal’ life on a daily basis. However, despite the uncertainly, worry, stress and juggling COVID-19 has created, it has also presented a number of opportunities.
Whether it’s through play or simple observations in and outside of the home – try to look for opportunities to introduce your child to the concept of money.
I have a dinosaur mad five year old, so imagine his joy when we discovered that Playmobil now have a whole range of dinosaur toys to assemble.