My parents hadn’t long lived in England when I was born and my grandparents, who we lived with at the time, found learning a new language at their age quite a challenge. As a result my first language was Greek. I didn’t really speak English until I began nursery at the age of… Read More
We’ve been fans of Clementoni for several years. Their science kits have especially gone down well with the older boys, providing an educational experience mixed in with fun. They’re great for home educating, and are one of our most-loved resources. Whether it’s the science kits or the more arty ones, they always entertain and inspire… Read More
I made a lemon curd tart for dessert today. There were fingerprints in it. 16-month-old Bel says it wasn’t her. What do you think? Blog this! Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook Share on faves Buzz it up… Read More
It’s hard to keep children entertained for little money, particularly on those rainy days. Boycraft – Loads of Things to Make For and With Boys (and Girls) is full of crafts which boys (and girls!) will love, and best of all, they cost little to no money. Boycraft is a book written by Sara… Read More
Steph sent this over to me. I’m not sure where she found it but it seemed to be one of those ‘I saw this and I thought of you’ moments for her. I can’t think why. Anyway, I thought it was a fun, light-hearted piece on pregnancy so I’m sharing it. (My favourite… Read More
They were born in front of a television camera and haven’t stopped performing since. Libby and Anna are now two-years-old and we’ve seen them grow from tiny little pink bundles of shock (I thought I was destined to continue my run of boys), to two bigger bundles of cheekiness and character. See… Read More