As a parent, you want to do everything that you can to help your child enjoy a high standard of living. That’s why it’s always essential that you take the time to make intelligent choices on their behalf. For example, have you ever thought about getting your child contact lenses? Then you might worry about it being too young.
If you are a regular reader of the blog, you may recall that I turned 40 last September. At the time I shared 40 life lessons for 40 years. For me, 40 was this age that I always anticipated having an issue with. I always thought when it came I’d hate it and that I’d be doing everything to pretend it wasn’t happening. The reality was quite different!
Do you worry about your children’s health? As a parent, you’re responsible for providing them with a healthy environment that will allow them to thrive and grow. But, due to our hectic lifestyles, our desire to watch TV, engage in social media and the fact that we can order a takeaway at the tap of a screen it’s not always an easy task.
It wouldn’t be unusual if you and other members of your family are feeling higher levels of anxiety than usual as lockdown restrictions continue.
I can’t believe I’m actually going to say this but, after President Trump decided to hypothesise about drinking bleach, and it’s potential ability to perform some sort of inner cleansing, I must say – PLEASE DO NOT DRINK BLEACH!!!
Childs Farm know a thing or two about hand washing. Indeed, Joanna Jensen founded the company out of necessity as both she and her daughters were experiencing issues with dry skin. So, to support their new WASH-DRY-MOISTURISE campaign, they’ve created a Childs Farm styled fun hand wash song and guidance to help support the nation in keeping hands safe and soft!
Many of us have a lot in common when it comes to getting old, but at least some of the regular aspects of ageing can be addressed in order to improve your quality of life in your ‘golden years’.
Parents working from home, school from home and big events suspended. PE in my living room, supermarket trips only, and no seeing my friends. Will this go on forever?