The family lifestyle blog with a side of psychology
I have got a treat for you today. If you're a fan of biscoff biscuit spread and chewy, oaty cookies then you need this recipe. These cookies only need 6 ingredients, are really simple to make and are so deliciously moreish. The best part is that yo ...
Half term. I can't quite get my head around the fact that we've spent the last half term at home. Most of the time we've just sort of been getting on with it all, to the point that it all feels quite normal for us all to just be at home. Then I act ...
Whether your child is a teenager or a toddler, they will need to be kept entertained in some way whilst schools are closed. However, this doesn’t mean they can play on their digital devices all day or watch hours of television; they need to continue to le ...
As our children get older we find we have to start planning for the future in ways that are likely to stretch the budget. Either we need to upgrade to a new home or we have to change jobs, but one of the most common expenses for a growing family is getti ...
As a general rule I think it's best to be open and honest with our children about life and the world around us. The problem with this is that, during uncertain times like this, I have to admit that I don't know all the answers. That no one knows the a ...
A wonderful way to support your child’s personal development is to encourage them to become involved with the community. There are plenty of ways to “give back” and it’s never too early to teach your child the importance of doing so. It will help your chi ...
It's out. The wobbly tooth that had been sitting at a very strange angle in Nerys' mouth for what seemed like weeks is finally out. She actually pulled it out in the end. It had been bothering her more and more each day, until one evening she'd j ...