Blogging, no doubt, is a growing passion, hobby, or business of the time. Earlier thought of as a passion or side business, it has now been established as one of the career options for many writing enthusiasts. If you are not patient enough to give all your hard work and wait for the right time to let it flourish, then blogging is not for you.
What if I said there were crafts ideas you could do with your little ones that are not messy. It sounds too good to be true, but it is possible. With that in mind, here are some of the things to think about.
The teenage years are certainly tricky for parents. Some people can relate them to the terrible twos. After all, they are doing exciting new things and they are trying to push boundaries at the same time. With the odd tantrum thrown in for good measure. You might have thought those days were behind you, but teenagers can be more alike to their two-year-old self than you would like to admit.
While the ‘Pinterest mum’ is a myth and doesn’t really exist, you can aspire to make some changes to the way you entertain your kids, embrace activities and rid yourself of the mum guilt you are likely hoarding. Without further ado, below are some of the craft ideas that will have you questioning whether you could actually be that “Pinterest mum” after all.
Up until a few decades ago, note-taking used to be so much simpler – just a pen, a piece of paper and that’s it. Today, you need cloud syncing, attachments, checkboxes and so much more. And you need it on your phone! Thankfully, there are some great note-taking apps out there to help you do just that.
The Wrap Splat Hat programme features fun lessons and activities that have been designed and written by education experts that will help teach children to Wrap, Splat, Hat! This stands for WRAP up in a t-shirt (and wrap on some sunglasses), SPLAT on some sun cream (ideally SPF50), and of course wear a HAT!
While you may agree that water play is something your child will love, you might be wondering how to go about creating an engaging activity involving water, what will be suitable for your child, and even the benefits of making this effort. With that in mind, here are some of those questions answered. Hopefully, if you feel more informed, you may be more inclined to give it a try yourself.
Just when I didn’t think that I could add any more to my plate, I started my new role within the NHS this month. Whilst keeping on my temporary contract at the supermarket plus the upkeep of my blogs, social media etc.
There is a large part of my personality that prefers the busy, hectic days. The days where I’m not clock watching hoping that the clock hands would move a little quicker. Rather hoping that they would slow down a little to allow me to complete more things each day.
When it comes to wellbeing and self-care, how you help yourself will be different top how you help others. Here are some of the ways you can help yourself and help others when it comes to wellbeing and self-care.
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