The Diary Of A Mum: My Birth Story (Chapter 5)
If you have a weak stomach or don’t want to hear about a birth story in detail then I strongly suggest you stop reading NOW. It’s the 7th of June…
The Diary of a Mum: Baby Number 2 is Due! (Chapter 4)
‘Woooo Hoooo, we’re having another baby!’ Before I had children I wanted 5 boys. People used to joke that I wanted to start my own football team but I was…
The Diary of a Mum: Meditation, Therapy and Mental Health (Chapter 3)
Now I am no expert in this field, I read lots of self-help books and I have had therapy myself but this blog is purely based on my experience and…
The Diary of Mum: Being a Working Mum (Chapter 2)
First of all, being a working parent is HARD; juggling family time, me time, and work issues is really difficult and I think we are all pretty strong for doing…
The Feeling Of ‘Hygge’ And How We Can Implement This Feeling Into Childcare
Before I explain the meaning of ‘Hygge’ (Hyoo-Gah) and how it is relevant to childcare, I would like to mention the special person that introduced the concept to me, one…
The Diary of a Mum: The good. The challenging. The AMAZING. (Chapter 1)
The good, The challenging, The AMAZING. Growing up, all I ever wanted to be was a mum. I don’t know why, maybe seeing my mum and Babcia (grandma)…
Keeping Motivated and Avoiding Procrastination
Now, don’t get me wrong, I am one to procrastinate multiple times a day which ultimately allows my motivation to slip slowly down the drain until I end up feeling…
5 Ways to Help your Child Develop a Positive Mindset
“When it comes to health and well-being, exercise is about as close to the magic potion as we can get” - Tich Nhat Hanh (Vietnamese Monk) There isn’t one single…
Practice Makes Perfect
As parents, you have all most likely heard of the Nature vs Nurture argument. A theory in which we try and figure out if our child is automatically going to…
The Importance of Meaningful Conversations
“Conversation is food for the soul” (Guy de Maupassant) From my experience, I know that children can talk and talk and talk… until they have completely forgotten the topic of…