The Siblings Project | June 2018
It’s a bumper edition of the Siblings Project for June, as it’s the last month that Tyler can say that he has a one-year-old sister! There have been many adventures, […]
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Eating Out with the Family at Giraffe | Reading, Berkshire
We don’t often eat out as a family as I’m always too nervous that the kids might have a tantrum and that it would be too stressful. But the other […]
Black Park | Woodland Walk, Cafe and Playground suitable for Toddlers
Taking the kids outdoors is such a good activity, a way to get them away from sitting in front of the TV or being glued to YouTube. I wanted to […]
Me and Mine | May 2018
May has been a fantastic month for us – a big month for Tyler turning 6, G’s first month of being 40, our first holiday away without the kids to […]
Jump In Kids Trampolining Birthday Party | Slough
If you are looking for a venue for your child’s birthday party in Slough, I wrote up 12 ideas, which you can read about here. This year Tyler asked to have […]
Introducing #SloughItsNotSoBad and #MyPrettyTown
I have started a new Instagram account! It’s called ‘sloughitsnotsobad‘ and it’s all about sharing the pretty in Slough – yes, Slough CAN be pretty, believe it or not!? AND […]
New York and a Social Media Break
A couple of weeks ago, I went on a short break to New York with my husband… child-free! It was our first child-free holiday in 6 years, since before Tyler […]
What’s happening in Windsor for the Royal Wedding?
Almost every week I take Lily on a train trip to Windsor (it’s only £2.80 return for a 6-minute journey from Slough) and this week there was union jack bunting […]
The Siblings Project – May 2018
This past month, Tyler is still ‘Dot’ to Lily. It’s been a big month for the two of them as it was the first time they stayed over at Nana’s […]
Allotment Garden: Vegetable, Fruit & Herb Gardening in Slough
When my husband and I moved to London after we first got married, we had a tiny corner of our landlord’s garden, like literally a pavement. We put little pots […]