Lifestyle

10 Tips to Find the Right Caregiver for Your Pet

January 6, 2018 No Comments

Dogs and other lovable creatures can truly make a house a home. But for many busy parents, playful pups need more energy and exercise than they can realistically fit into their day.

You don’t have to be traveling out of town to hire a pet-sitter or dog-walker. These professionals can give you respite, and bring your dog home refreshed and relaxed. When you don’t have a free afternoon to let your dog run around the park, you can still make sure that your loved one gets all the care, attention, and focus they need.

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Family Life

Ear Infections, too much homework and Adele #LittleLoves

January 5, 2018 No Comments
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One of the things on most people’s New Year wishlists is good health.  After a festive season blighted by illness it was something that we were certainly wishing for.  As it turns out we are not out of the woods quite yet.  Piglet has a chesty cough, wheezy and an ear infection.  Cue lots of cuddles, not really knowing what to do with herself and restless nights.  Over the past few days Tigger’s eyes have been swollen in the mornings which is usually an indication that he too is coming down with something.  I think I’ll paint a red cross by the front door and put us all into quarantine. 

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Travel

Top 4 Hidden NYC Waterfront Parks

January 5, 2018 No Comments
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New York City has over 520 miles of coastline, and far from the hustle and bustle of the crowd, are plenty of lesser-known parks that offer you unbelievably beautiful panoramic views, natural wildlife, and waterfront access. While the authorities have published a map showing New York City waterfront parks, here’s a selection of the most interesting. When you book a cruise to explore NYC’s waterfronts, make sure you stop at one of these parks.

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Baby and Toddler

Wipe away your winter woes with WaterWipes

January 4, 2018 No Comments
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If you’re planning to be out and about with your family this winter, then your little one’s sensitive skin may feel the harsh effects of the chilly weather. WaterWipes – the world’s purest baby wipe – are the baby essential you need this winter.   

Baby skin is much thinner and more sensitive than adult skin so it is important to have a ‘winter skin plan’ to keep your baby’s delicate skin healthy and clear from rashes and skin conditions. 

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Kitchen

Keep condensation at bay with Kärcher

January 2, 2018 No Comments
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The experts in household cleaning have the effortless solution to getting rid of condensation as the weather gets colder this winter.

With the cold weather drawing in and the heating turned up, Kärcher has the ultimate solution to eliminating unwelcome condensation from windows in the home.

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Parenting, Review

Top tips for an organised New Year

January 1, 2018 No Comments
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Having worked for many years in administration I like to think of myself as an organised person.  That was until 2017 happened and I dropped the organisational ball somewhat.  Especially since the children returned to school following the summer holidays.  You’d think that the ability to return to a routine would have helped me pick up the slack.  Instead, I ended up in a downward spiral until we hit Christmas.  Determined to start afresh with the New Year I have gathered a few top tips for an organised New Year to share with you.

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Family Life

Christmas, Elf Pyjamas and a Festive Birthday #LittleLoves

December 29, 2017 No Comments
A little girl sitting at a table with a birthday cake

Just like that we have reached the final #LittleLoves of the year.  I’m actually quite annoyed with myself that I wasn’t able to complete a whole year.  With my post falling by the wayside this month between the chaos of Christmas, school activities and family life.  Chasing my tail for at least the last month, I don’t know if I’m coming or going.  The New Year needs to see changes in lifestyle made, I cannot continue in the manner I have been.  A balance needs to be found, goals to be set and a different way of thinking.

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Renovation

Money Saving Tips for Do-It-Yourself Home Projects

December 27, 2017 No Comments
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Some homeowners hire a contractor to complete various projects and renovations around the house, but others want to invest their own hard work and sweat into home improvements and upgrades. The simple act of doing the work yourself and eliminating the need to pay for labour expenses can save you a small fortune on your upgrades and renovations. However, you may be wondering if there are additional steps that you can take to renovate your space. These are some excellent money-saving ideas that are available to help you further reduce the cost of your various projects in the months to come.

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