Bidvine review: how to get local professional photography quotes for your blog
Posted on
Posted on
Posted on
Posted on
Read on for my honest Thermae Bath Spa review. I went as a couple with my husband and these are our thoughts.
Posted on
Posted on
Back in January the lovely people at Trunki let me choose a ToddlePak for Reuben. He was 9 months at the time, so I knew we had to wait a little while for walking, but I never thought it would be this long! Now Reuben is walking I am able to review the Trunki ToddlePak.
Posted on
Posted on
Posted on
Posted on
We were kindly sent a TOTSUP ‘Big Red Bus Reward Chart’ to review with our daughter Bella. Bella is almost four and has been going through a ‘threenager’ stage for a good few months now! We thought it was easing at one point, then she seemed to get a million times worse! She’s not a naughty child, but learning right from wrong, asserting independence and pushing boundaries like any normal three year old. It can certainly be frustrating as a parent and there are days when no amount of pleading or bribes of treats will work! There are also days when Bella doesn’t seem to care if I raise my voice, get upset or angry. She’ll just carry on doing the exact opposite of what I’ve said. Grrr!
We had tried rewards charts, but with little success. She’d be rather excited by them for a day or so, but would quickly revert to the unwanted behaviour and not seem bothered by the promise of a reward. We’d only tried printable charts with star stickers and they were pretty boring, resembling a worksheet rather than something fun and interacting. I was unsure whether the bus would be any different to the charts we had already tried, but the reviews were very impressive and it looked so much more fun than a bog standard sticker reward chart.
Would Bella be convinced?
Posted on
Posted on
Posted on
Posted on
Posted on
Posted on
Posted on
Posted on
One thing that I always find quite un-eco-friendly is the giving and receiving of cards. There’s definitely something special about receiving a handwritten greetings card in the post with an actual letter and some thought in it, but many of us send a simple happy birthday or merry Christmas card without a note at all. We simply write Dear so and so, love me.
I’m not one to keep these things either, so it goes on the side for a short while and then in the recycling. That’s it. It seems so wasteful.
Luckily, if you like sending cards there is a way to be more eco-friendly. Simply make sure you buy cards made from recycled materials only or why not buy seeded cards that have wildflowers and plants embedded into compostable paper that can grow into something after use?
It’s such a great idea and one that I have stumbled upon recently when browsing Etsy for a more eco-friendly Christmas card alternative.
Posted on
When Luxemme contacted me asking if I'd like to do an outfit post, I was slightly nervous at first. I'd not done a 'proper' outfit shoot since before becoming pregnant with Reuben. But, my weight is now back to pre-pregnancy figures (finally), so I thought why on Earth not, let's do this!
Posted on
Posted on
Posted on
Posted on
Posted on