When it comes to D.I.Y or anything that involves an instruction manual thicker than a magazine, we are out. Some people are just built for flat-pack wizardry. Sadly, Mezz and I are not those people. The thought of assembling anything sends us into instant panic mode!. Give us a Netflix series or a gym session any day over fiddling with screws and Allen keys.
There’s something so blissful about a lazy afternoon when you are on holiday, isn’t there? No alarms, no rush, just time to soak it all in and really decompress from home. We are currently enjoying a little break away in Hemsby, and yesterday we headed into town for a wander and a bit of a shop. While we were there, the girls each picked out a slime set—because what’s a holiday without a bit of mess and creativity?.
Sleep and I just don’t get along. Or at least, we didn’t. For years, I have struggled with falling asleep, staying asleep, and waking up feeling like I’ve done a full workout in my dreams. No matter how many magnesium sprays I tried, herbal teas I drank or phone scrolling TikTok bans in bed I set—nothing worked. I was exhausted and totally over it.
It isn’t old news when I say I have had ongoing stomach issues for the longest time. From bloating to discomfort after meals, I always chalked it up to stress or just having a sensitive gut. But recently, someone asked me a question that completely shifted my thinking: Have you ever been tested for lactose or dairy intolerance?.
After reading Elsie Silver's current series, I could not wait to get my hands on this one, after seeing the paperback copy in the Works. Being a kindle girl, as you know, I was straight onto ordering this one and knew it would not disappoint.
Easter half-term has officially begun, and we’ve kicked things off with a whole bundle of creative fun thanks to Baker Ross! If you’re looking for Easter crafts for kids to keep them busy during the holidays, these kits have been an absolute hit in our house. Here’s a little look at what we’ve been getting up to so far this Easter break.
Not long before the children break up for the Easter holidays and we all know how expensive two weeks can be—trust me, I have three children and finding fun and free things to do can be a challenge.
