Family time should be a time to have fun together. A time to bond as a family and make some memories. We enjoy going on adventures into the hills or to the beach; we love spending time in the garden; playing games; cooking and movie nights.
When the weather changes, many people have a tendency to batten down the hatches and stay put inside until the Spring bulbs start popping. It seems such a shame not to enjoy your garden during the winter months, so here are a few ideas about how you can try.
One of the things we’ve also done quite a lot over the years since having children is have a little Halloween party with some of their closest friends. We’ve never been big on Trick or Treat and for the most part we’ve lived in a rural location so there are no passing witches, skeletons, or goblins anyway.
Do you simply find that you don’t have the time to keep your home to the standards that YOU demand? Or maybe you’re sick of spending so much of your day cleaning when you would much rather be doing something else? Well, not to fret, because here we’re going to take a closer look at some house cleaning tricks that will shave hours off of your weekly cleaning routines.
We’ve been working wit Universal Pictures on the upcoming release of the family animated film THE ADDAMS FAMILY (in UK cinemas 25th October). We’ve been creating a fun and Spooktacular Addams Family treat to share with you Mummy Fever readers.
There are plenty of options available for outdoor flooring, but the best flooring options for your balcony are those that do double duty in providing style and substance. Even if you’re outfitting the balcony on the upper floor of a house, these options can add comfort, design, and curb appeal to your space.
How do you go about choosing gifts for you family members and friends? Do you go overboard or are you more reserved with your gift-giving? Perhaps you take part in Secret Santa at work, or even with family if there are a lot of you.
My childhood memories of travelling with my parents include lots of map reading. I’m pretty sure it’s how they got around my “are we nearly there yet?” questions. They dealt with this by giving me the map and getting me to spot the route and check off the places we were passing through. Pre-tech it passed the time and I learnt a good skill in the process.