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I thought long and hard about which direction I was going to take this blog. Should I play it safe and focus on the good, the memories, the quality time? Or should I home in on the never-ending list of what feels like an abundance of parenting fails, guilt and...

Eczema - The Good, The Bad and The Itchy

If you're a parent or carer of a child with eczema then you'll be all too familiar with the sound of scratching as they try to relieve the itch! Thankfully, it is something they will likely grow out of but it can be heartbreaking to watch as your little one...

Making The Change To Sustainable Living

In just a few short months the number of positive environmental changes across the world is nothing short of astounding. Birds are filling the air with their songs, nature is welcoming the return of wildlife and pollution has diminished beyond belief, with incredible scenes being captured across the globe. Northern...

Why Buy Organic Children's Clothing?

With the world on pause, more and more people are taking the time to take a step back and notice what they use, what they buy and what they actually need. It’s no secret that fast fashion comes at a price with detrimental effects on the environment. The amount of...

Are you doing Enough? YES!!!

We can not take credit for this article the text comes from Mr. Hellett the Headteacher at Sacred Heart School, Hastings - however we feel it is a very pragmatic and realistic message on what is hugely challenging topic for many of us right now. Dear Parents and Carers,Lots of people are...

Potty Training Tips - When To Start and How To Begin

Whether you’re a first-time potty trainer or you’ve been here before, you’ll soon discover that every child is different when it comes to potty training. As with every milestone, there is no textbook approach to toilet training a toddler. Some may take to it straight away, while others may take...

Cloth Nappies vs Disposable Nappies - Should I Switch?

In the current climate where our once accessible, everyday essentials, are now under strain, you may find yourself having to improvise with certain items. Using those tins at the back of the cupboard to create a mealtime masterpiece is one thing, but when it comes to your baby you should...

How To Get Your Baby To Sleep Through The Night

When you become parents, there’s an unspoken word that brings either tears of joy or tears of despair, and that's the “S” word . . . yep you guessed it, sleep! Ahhhh sleep, remember when you used to take it for granted by getting a solid 8 hours or even...

Weaning - How, When and Why

Whether you can’t wait to watch your little one dive into the world of solid food, the whole concept fills you with dread or perhaps there’s an age gap between siblings and you’re looking for some updated weaning tips, then hello and welcome! This guide will talk you through all...

Rainy Day Ideas For Kids

As Frank once said, Oh the weather outside is frightful . . . and he wasn’t wrong! Rainy days can wreak havoc with your plans for a family day out, but don’t worry, we’re here to tell you that your day can still be delightful! While the thought of curling...

Changing Bag Essentials

In the early days, it may feel like you need a 40’ container truck to transport everything you need when leaving the house with a newborn or toddler. How can someone so small require so much? I know, right! But don’t worry, we promise it gets easier and before you...

Survey Finds Children Stop Believing in Santa Aged 8

A recent survey has found out that children stop believing in Santa aged 8. With Christmas creeping ever closer, we asked adults when they first found out that Father Christmas wasn’t real. 20% said they found out when they were 8 years old, while 17% said they found out when...