If you’re a health-conscious parent, you probably still want to get some workouts done while watching your child. Picking the right time can get challenging, especially when trying to juggle other commitments. If only there was a way to do both simultaneously.
A nationwide study of British parents has found as many as 87 percent of mums and dads worry that they do not play or engage enough with their children. Is this something you worry about? Are we so time tight these days that simple things like just playing suffer?
Having children means a big shift in lifestyle, and while you may have thought that you were prepared, the reality can often feel overwhelming. Not only do you have to contend with sleep deprivation, a change in body shape, fluctuating hormones but a dramatic change in your social life too.
Returning to work after maternity leave can be a challenging experience for mothers. Many mothers struggle with going back to work-full time and may be affected by other pregnancy related issues such as post-natal depression.
I love children’s plate and cutlery sets. There are so many cute little sets out there, I’ll be a little sad when our kitchen cupboards aren’t full of them anymore.
When you decide to nurse your baby, you probably aren’t thinking about what you’ll be wearing whilst you’re doing it – but many nursing mums quickly realise that breastfeeding your baby can mean you have to give up your old wardrobe, which can make you feel like you’ve lost your identity.
Have you had the task yet of choosing a primary school for your child? What things did you take into account? Here are a few things to consider.
Whether your child is moving schools because you are moving to another area, or they are just moving onto the next stage of their education, it can be a daunting process for both children and their parents.