Easy & delicious Gluten-free cinnamon chips
This recipe for Gluten-free cinnamon chips is easy, and they are really delicious and moreish. They are great for lunchboxes, as a snack when you want something sweet and if you love Cinnamon Grahams then you will like these too. I am a fan of a certain American brand of cinnamon flavoured breakfast cereal, but […]
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Going to school practice with Melissa & Doug
If you have a little one going to school or going back to school, then you might be getting them prepared. Sorting out the uniform, teaching them to do basics like make sure they can do up their shoes, wash their hands properly, and all the little things that they need to learn to be […]
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Replacing a kitchen floor isn’t as hard as you think
*This is a collaborative post on how we plan to replace our kitchen floor that we hope will be helpful* I looked at my kitchen floor recently and realized it was looking very old, and very tired. It has stood the test of time, with not only my family treading across it but also the […]
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Nipper Affirmation Cards for children
*We were kindly sent some Nipper Affirmation cards to review and share about* Life can be very challenging for children, and as a parent, it’s my job to help them learn to process life, and navigate it’s challenges as they grow up. Sometimes that can be quite hard, and often it is “learn on the […]
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Back to school we go – life in the time of coronavirus
The last time I shared a post about Coronavirus was in June, and once again things have changed, and back to school we go, next week for the teenager. Almost six months ago, schools closed across the UK (although now our government is claiming they actually didn’t close, but the majority of children left school […]
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Are letterbox parcels the future of packaging?
*This is a collaborative post with Lil Letterbox* We’ve all become a victim of the ‘we are sorry we couldn’t deliver’ notice when we miss our parcels. Usually, down to needing a signature, or due to the courier not being able to fit your parcel through the letterbox. This either results in your packaging being […]
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Monograms made easy with Monogram maker
*This is a collaborative post on how you can easily create monograms with Monogram maker* My teenager and I recently started our own little at-home enterprise. She’s very creative and crafty and has taught herself to sew and use a sewing machine. She has been selling the items she makes locally and via social media, […]
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What IS the point of Mosquitoes?
What IS the point of Mosquitoes? Before this post goes any further, I would like to point out that it’s not a science or medical post and if you did happen to have information to show me that there is SOME point to mosquitoes I would be grateful to hear it. I have lived all […]
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How to reset the balance in your family life post-Coronavirus By Sid Madge
We were delighted to review a MEEE in Minute book by Sid Madge recently and we hope that this guest post from him is helpful in a world that is feeling rather upside down at the moment… The impact of Covid-19 2020 has proved a massive challenge for all of us throughout 2020. If we […]
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Reading advice – Stuart Simmonds, author of Hannah the Spanner books
*We were delighted to review two books from the Hannah the Spanner series by Stuart Simmonds recently and the boy thinks they are brilliant.* Reading is very important for us as a family, and one of the things I have been working on with the boy, since we started homeschooling, because whilst he can read […]
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