The family lifestyle blog with a side of psychology
Nowadays, children tend to rely on their smartphones, games consoles and other digital devices as source of entertainment, causing them to lose sight of the simple joys derived from playing outside. Many transferrable skills can be developed through outdo ...
Here we go, the first week with both the children back in school in what feels like a ridiculously long time. Nerys has adjusted really well to being back in, so I'm hoping things will go just as smoothly for Rhys this week. He was quite excited at ...
Another month, another set of windswept photos of the children together on the beach! I can't get my head around the fact that this time last year the post I wrote showed no signs at all of what was just about to begin. I wrote about world book day, a ...
Getting more involved in your child’s education can help their own attitudes towards education improve. This can be achieved both inside and outside of the classroom With guidance from a school and sixth form in Somerset, we’ve put together some tips ...
Taking your kids on a holiday is fun for all ages, provided you plan correctly and choose the right destination and mode of transportation. A campervan is a great idea for little ones, as well as for older kids. There are many reasons why the entire f ...
It feels like all I've seen all weekend is people talking about the end of home schooling and the children all returning to school today, and it feels so strange when things are different for us here in Wales. Nerys has already been back at school for ...
Spring is approaching fast and after the last 12 months we've had we'd all love to treat our family members and make them smile with some super gifts from days out for all the family to a fantastic new luxury bag for mum (to keep all the goodies in for a ...