The beautiful, funny & unsightly truths about raising 3 year old twins & an 8 year old singleton… with one on the way!
Women in the United States were granted the right to vote on August 26th 1920 and since 1972, this day has been known as Women’s Equality Day. In those last 95 years, societies approach to women has changed immensely. Women are now seen as strong and independent. Women don’t have to live up to outdated […]
SO MANY PEOPLE have mentioned those adverts lately. Those hideously annoying and judgemental adverts, which show a heavily airbrushed size 6 model in a bikini, with big boobs and slim muscular abs headed by the words “Is your body bikini ready?” Kudos to those women, I advise you to appreciate that body while you have it. […]
You’re in the shop, you see a pretty dress in the sale which just happens to be in your 8 year old daughter’s size. You buy it for her, because it’s such a bargain and you know she’ll love it. So what’s the first thing you do when you get home? Try it on of […]
I really enjoyed writing my post about my top Christmas stocking fillers for girls and I realised it would be nice to write a showcase post for the best British handmade gifts. I am lucky to know these three uber talented ladies and thought it would be nice to showcase their fabulous crafts. Please do […]
Last year I wrote a review of the MumKind range of products, designed especially for pregnant ladies and new mum’s. Their range of products are designed to be healthy, packed with vitamins and nutrients and give their lovely mummy consumers a nice energy boost at the same time. My sister, my friend and I, all […]
My first smear test (yes… if you are male, you may want to stop reading this post now and come back tomorrow), got delayed by pregnancy. Then it got delayed by hormonal issues, the implant, the injection and the fact that Mother Nature seems to come for me, at least three weeks out of every […]
The #EmmasArmy against Cancer campaign is well under way and we have almost reached £2.5k for Cancer Research UK, despite not having anywhere near the support we had hoped for. One of the fabulous people who signed up to take part, was Julie, a lady who followed me on Twitter, but whom I did not know […]
I was not at all surprised that I didn’t make the finals in the main categories of the MAD Blog Awards 2014. This year’s competition was fierce, I only fit the most popular mainstream categories and there are genuinely so many other blogs out there, which were better than mine. I gracefully congratulated those that […]
Last Thursday I was in Gloucester Royal Hospital with an ectopic pregnancy, having a Laparoscopy (camera and probes in the belly) and one of my fallopian tubes removed. This was keyhole surgery, although I must say – my surgeon must have some rather large keys on his keyring, as my scar is over an inch […]
Yesterday I wrote about the heartbreaking truth of my pregnancy. A lot has happened since then. I spent Wednesday in hospital (Massive thank you to Sarah who blogs at Mum of Three World for looking after my twinningtons – you may have quite literally saved my life!). I went in for a scan to find […]