It’s Sunday, it’s the end of the month, and it’s time for another #ShowYouWereThere round up.
In case you’ve not heard of it before, Show You Were There is my little Instagram community all about getting more parents in more photos, both with and for their children. If you want to get involved then all you need to do is use #ShowYouWereThere on any photos that feature you in some way, I’d love to see more people joining in!
My first choice for this month’s round up is from Laura at Laura’s lovely blog.
It’s a gorgeous photo of Laura, and I love how her family managed to make her birthday so special during lockdown.
The second photo that I’ve chosen for this month’s round up is from Nicola at Mummy to Dex.
It’s such a lovely summery photo, and the news that Nicola shared with it about being able to change her hours at work sounds brilliant for her and her family.
Next up is this lovely picture from Sabrina at The Mummy Stylist.
The light in this photo is just gorgeous, and I love Sabrina’s caption that talks about how lockdown has given her extra time with her family, and a bit of a new perspective on how much the little things in life matter.
My final pick for this month’s round up is from Sue at Life starts after coffee.
This mother/daughter photo just really made me smile, what more can I say?!
https://www.instagram.com/p/CAQe8qMlyWD/
Thank you so much to everyone who is using #ShowYouWereThere, I love seeing your photos popping up over on Instagram, they always make me smile so much.
Now my turn.
We went down to the beach a few days ago for a walk and the first paddle in the sea of the year. It was so warm and sunny, it just felt amazing to have our feet in the water, and it made me so grateful that we live where we do.
If you’d like to join in with my little community and possibly be featured in my next round up (with a nice link back to your blog!) then just share a photo of yourself over on instagram using #ShowYouWereThere. It’s all about getting more parents in more photos and I’d love to see as many people as possible jumping in front of the camera more