One of the surprisingly hard parts of pregnancy is designing a nursery. And I say that, hand on heart, as someone that hasn’t been able to sit up properly since her 20 week scan, hasn’t slept properly in weeks (pregnancy dreams are insane), and can’t walk for more than a minute without thigh ache. ChoosingRead More
100 Happy Things {41-50}
{Lockdown 3.0 is making finding little joys that bit harder. But I’m determined to find a bright side… Most of the time 😉} 41/ Finally having proper bedroom furniture, after a year and a half of hanging our clothes on a rail. Parent life got our priorities scrambled 42/ The personalised book subscription my husbandRead More
The Benefits Of Watching Fish
In these strange times, I find myself missing the little things – a pot of tea in the local cafe, actually being able to see the polite smiles of other pedestrians, Waterstones… (I sound so British.) The only book shop in our local area, Waterstones has long been my happy place, elevating right to theRead More
Hello, Baby! ♡
On Tuesday, we went for a 4D scan. We had one with our first, and always knew it was one of the things we wanted to do again in subsequent pregnancies – even more so, this time, in light of how much the experience has been dominated by the intricacies (/total cock ups, at times)Read More
Reasons To Write A Birth Plan
I am going to pre-empt those of you with doubts with the following statement: you can’t truly plan your birth, birth is unpredictable, it is messier than you’d expect, and it is out of your hands, mostly, which way things will go. This is all true, it is all valid. And yet, there are stillRead More
The Benefits Of Wooden Puzzles
I don’t know if this is just happening to us or if, much like the Coronavirus, it is a global pandemic impacting all parents, but there is something strange that seems to occur in my son’s toybox. His collection of wooden puzzles appear to multiply as if by magic. And I have no idea howRead More
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