*Trigger warning – This post will talk about birth trauma and PTSD as well as PND*
Category: Family
A Family Walk at Sandringham
Writing this post reminds me of my old blog posts. I used to write about everything we would do at a weekend but over time, I just got too busy to do it every weekend. It has been some time since I wrote about a family walk at Sandringham Estate. Continue reading “A Family Walk at Sandringham”
30 Week Pregnancy Update
I think this might actually be my first pregnancy update blog post. Which I know at 30 weeks pregnant, I am a bit late to the party but I’ve written about other aspects of my pregnancy, just not actual updates.
Tips for when your Child has Chicken Pox!
Chicken Pox.
Something I was absolutely dreading. I’ve heard so many stories about when children get Chicken Pox and I just knew that Elsa wouldn’t take it every well and I wasn’t wrong, she has struggled a lot with the spots and needing to take medication. I asked if anyone had any tips and I was inundated with brilliant tips for when your child has Chicken Pox so to help other parents, here they are all in one go to blog post about Chicken Pox! Continue reading “Tips for when your Child has Chicken Pox!”
Cleo’s 2nd Birthday!!
I can’t believe how fast time has gone! My little Cleo is turning 2!
Summer 2019 clothing – Our picks!!
With the weather warming up, new clothes are a must have! Every year so many gorgeous clothing pieces go in to the shops and with 2 daughters, I love shopping for beautiful summer clothes for them! Next year, we will have a little boy to dress too!
Here are some of our top summer picks for 2019! Continue reading “Summer 2019 clothing – Our picks!!”
Tips on helping your child settle in their first year of school
We only have 2 months until Elsa starts her first year at school and while she is excited and I am nervous, I feel like when it actually gets to taking the big step to starting she will begin to be nervous so I wanted to have some tips on helping your child settle in their first year old school ready for when we or other parents may need them. Continue reading “Tips on helping your child settle in their first year of school”
