February is the month of LOVE, and boy do we have so much love to give this year. The hug bank is overflowing, the weekends are empty and the idea of spreading a little love to those needing it right now is SO welcome.
But Love doesn’t just come in the form of cupids arrow, wobbly knees and lusting after the one of your dreams; Love truly is all around.
more “Ways to #LoveYourLocalHospice this Valentines Day @ellenorcharity”
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There is just something so beautiful about a white sofa. It’s sleek, stylish, and it goes with everything. Except, perhaps, toddlers.
more “How To Have A White Sofa With Toddlers Around”
Things feel a little bit heavy right now, and let’s face it, January has never ranked high as the best of months, even without a crippling national lockdown and home schooling thrown into the mix.
more “7 things I’m leaving behind in 2020”
It’s 2021, yay. We are still under tier 4 restrictions, boo.
Here in Kent it’s been a long while since the hazy days of summer and the distant memory of the October half term because we never really came back out of November lockdown 2.0.
more “What is the impact of Covid restrictions on our children?”
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Have you ever wanted to be handier around the home? Are you sick of paying overpriced contractors to do something simple that even you could do? Or waiting for someone else in the house to get them done?
more “Getting stuck in to DIY repairs at home”
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When you’re a parent, naturally your whole life revolves around your little ones, and it’s often hard to make any time for yourself. This means that a lot of parents can often feel stuck in a rut when it comes to their health, feeling like they’re unable to make changes to enhance and improve their health.
more “How to make putting your health first easier”
I have a pretty clear vision in my mind of what I want from a clothing brand for my kids. I want to shop ethically, to steer clear of fast fashion fixes which don’t survive the wear and tear of kid life and the 30 degree cycle.
more “@BellaAndFrankUK kids clothing (review)”
As my daughters approach their teenage years, it’s becoming clearer just how important it is to nurture their resilience and wellbeing; to raise young adults with an appreciation for mental health and emotional intelligence. To support their development, each other, and the wider community around them in which they will certainly be touched by mental health issues.
more “#KentParents how is your child’s resilience? #KCC @HeadstartKent survey needs you”
It’s the time of year when I would classically be scouring the net for sparkly frocks, festive bling and party bling to get the festive season started.
But this year, well, it’s 2020.
more “Lounge, Lounge, Sparkle with @FemmeLuxe”
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Navigating the world of parenting can be difficult, especially if this is your first baby. Of course, there’s no one fits all solution to great parenting; it’s all about learning what works best for you and your child.
more “Apps and advice to support new parents”