Here’s the Ultimate Hospital Bag Checklist, because whether you’re like me and expecting your second child, or if this is your first time, you can never be too prepared! With my first, Skye, I had my hospital bag packed by seven months. This time? I’m nine weeks out and only just getting started. Life as […]
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As the year wraps up, I can confidently say that Anathema is my favourite book of 2024, surpassing even Powerless and Quicksilver. Despite my initial unfamiliarity with gothic themes, and admittedly finding the first 30% unsettling, I was completely hooked. The story’s intricate plot and deeply engaging characters pulled me in and wouldn’t let go.
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If you’ve been following our series on ADHD, you’ll know that every milestone comes with its own unique challenges—and triumphs. One of the more complex hurdles we’ve faced with Skye has been toilet training. It’s been a slower process for her compared to many of her peers, but it’s also taught us so much about
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When our daughter Skye was born, we knew she was special. As first-time parents, we didn’t know what to expect, but we quickly noticed that she wasn’t meeting some of the developmental milestones. At first, we chalked it up to her simply moving at her own pace. But by the time she was a toddler,
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Book Review: Bewitched by Laura Thalassa I stumbled upon Bewitched thanks to a TikTok recommendation, which has basically become my go-to place for book recs! After getting wrapped up in the Zodiac Academy series since June, I needed something that would feel fresh but still have that fantastical twist—and Laura Thalassa’s Bewitched hit the spot.
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Christmas is a magical time, but it can also feel like a whirlwind—especially when you’re trying to keep your little ones entertained while prepping for the holidays. Luckily, Christmas crafts are a great way to keep those tiny hands busy while making beautiful decorations and gifts that your family will treasure. Bonus: These activities help
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Christmas is such a special time of year, and while many people are bundling up in scarves and sipping hot cocoa, my family and I will be celebrating Christmas a little differently this year. After spending the last seven years in the UK, where we grew to love the magic of white, wintry holidays and
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We all want to raise confident, capable, and emotionally balanced kids. One of the best ways to nurture these traits is through independent play. Encouraging children to play on their own doesn’t just give you a break (although that’s a wonderful bonus!); it helps kids develop crucial skills like problem-solving, creativity, and emotional regulation. I’ve
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Packing school lunches is a new concept to me and I had literally no idea where to begin. So I’ve gone and collected the best Back To School Lunchbox Ideas from around the web to make it that much easier for you too! Super simple Lunchbox Ideas that your kiddos will love! We’ve been absolutely
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It’s well know that temper tantrums tend to last between the ages of 1 – 3, but what do you do if you have a 4-year-old who has now only come into her prime tantrum phase? No seriously, can someone help me out here. I have always advocated for gentle parenting, and I still do,
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