Do As I Say, Not As I Do

Our children learn more by what we do, not what we say. Actions do speak louder than words in parenting, and you have to lead by example. Telling your children that they have to eat all their dinner when you've just left half of your dinner or telling them not to shout whilst shouting at …

Our Christmas In Pictures With Freddie And I

Wow, it's been an amazing past few days! I'm not going to write loads as I'll be here all day else as its been so busy and lovely! Instead I will share some photos with you. Here are some photos from Christmas Eve. Freddie, my partner and I all headed over to my parents house …

Our Experience With Tongue Tie

As most of you know I breastfeed my beautiful Freddie, a few of you may  know the challenges I've had feeding him. I'm not writing this for sympathy or recognition but in hopes that maybe another struggling mum will see my story and it will inspire her to carry on and seek help. I've had …

The Dreaded Mummy Guilt And How To Let It Go

Okay, so I'm pretty sure most mums can put their hands up and say 'yep, I've had mummy guilt.' Some may believe we are programmed to doubt ourselves as mothers. Which is a good thing if you channel it correctly to make sure we are doing the best for our babies. I hugely agree with this …

10 hilarious memes that every mum can relate to

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5 Things Everyone With A Baby Needs

When I was pregnant I searched the internet to find out what I need to be a parent. Bouncers, playmats, a lovely expensive pram, bottles, and a machine thing that makes the bottles up for you were the things I kept coming across that I apparently needed. Well, it turns out I needed none of …