The pandemic continues to affect daily life, even as the effects lessen. One such way is the increase in people working from home. While working from home has a number of benefits for both employers and employees, it can be a little daunting for parents. So read on for a guide to working from home with kids.
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When it comes to your teeth, you only get one chance. That is, after you’re done with your baby teeth. While your kids may seem indestructible and ready to bounce back from anything else, when it comes to their oral health, you need to be on the ball and to be on it ASAP to prevent the worst from happening.
more “Issues With Your Kid’s Teeth You Should Nip In The Bud”
I’ve been pretty quiet on the blog front of late. Mainly because all of my energy has been focused on another project; project move house.
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Over the last couple of years I’ve been a proud supporter of the work of my local hospice, ellenor, right here in my home town of Gravesend in Kent.
more “Children’s Hospice Week #PushedToTheLimits @ellenorcharity”
Before we moved into our new home earlier this month, there were a few ideas I had kicking around which I had only dreamt of making a reality this summer.
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When our children are very young, sleep is one of our top concerns. Or, more specifically, a lack of it. Whatever we’re told, whatever we expect, and even if we’ve already been through it with older children, somehow the sleepless nights of those first few weeks and months always comes as a bit of a shock.
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When moving house, there is plenty to consider and be mindful of, and usually it runs much deeper than just the budget.
more “4 Tips for Searching for a Family-Friendly Home”
Sober milestones are pretty hard to come by once you pass the first day, week, month, quarter and year. That annual soberversary takes so long to come around and although it’s a special moment to reflect on the time gone by, you have to look a little bit harder for the moments to cheer yourself on.
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Gyms reopened last months to British fitness enthusiasts. However, if you’ve been cautious about heading back to the gym just right now, you are not on your own. A lot of people have chosen to carry on with their lockdown fitness routine for a little longer.
more “The Oddities About Lockdown Fitness”