I think swimming is an important life skill to give children. Even if they don’t end up taking swimming up as a hobby when they are older, learning to swim even just a few meters could save your child’s life.
As mothers we often try and be everything to everyone all of the time: the perfect mother, the perfect wife or girlfriend, the perfect employee or businesswoman, the perfect friend, the perfect colleague, the perfect daughter, the perfect neighbour, and so on. How do you keep those plates spinning?
Bucket lists…lots of us have made them, several of them even probably. They might be life bucket lists in general, crazy things you want to do type lists, or even travel bucket lists. Some of us have probably ticked a couple of things off the list as well. What would be on your toddlers bucket list?
Do your toddlers have the power of Houdini? Can they escape from anything?
From the moment your children are born their learning journey begins and they are sponges of life and all it encompasses. Get your free printable here to support learning.
Is it me or is the postnatal check a bit of a joke?
Maybe in other parts of the UK this is a thorough check of mother and baby by a caring professional…rather than a colossal waste of time, but that has never been my experience.
The school run. Something you could potentially be doing for many years, here are some tips on making it as smooth as possible.
I don’t know about you but I am one of those parents who pre-parenthood was NEVER going to let the children eat or drink in the car, muddy shoes and boots were NEVER going to be trampled over the seats or wiped over the back of the drivers’ seat and there was NEVER going to be rubbish just collecting in the car. We learn don’t we!