Adventuring through childhood... with love and dysfunction in tow
Ms A is three years old and is just starting to get excited about learning colours and shapes. She also loves to get active and play outdoors. She likes a challenge too. So with this in mind, I wanted to make an easy course for her to follow which would…
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Playing dad… I set up a baby changing station in the garden for Noah to play with his dollies.
What a crazy week it’s been. We are finally emerging from the other side of the relocation process and I think our feet are touching the ground again. And we can finally start to think in some kind of order a little bit more.
Who doesn’t love The Very Hungry Caterpillar? It’s a timeless firm favourite in our house and is read over and over again always with the same amount of joy.
Friday is here and it’s been a crazy one. As one door closed, literally another one opened.
Some days I long for bedtime to come so I can grasp onto some adult time. A time in which the house is free of noise, demands from children, questions, chaos.
The school run years are such an important time in a child’s life and the most perfect time to make some everlasting memories. Memories that most often you don’t even know you are making.
