BEFORE I became a mum, I was a little cynical about Disney shows and the like. I couldn’t see why families would save up for months to take their children to go to Disney World or to see a Disney On Ice show. But then last year I went myself for the first time with Elsie and well, what can I say but the magic got me too! I felt
AS we come to the end of the year, it’s inevitably that time for a little self reflection. I don’t know about you, but for me, once Christmas celebrations are out of the way, I like to use the final days of the year to sit back, reflect and think about the year that’s just gone by and what is possibly to come. For many people January is a bleak
WELL, it’s safe to say I haven’t got long left now… As I waddle around more and feel our boy moving inside, wiggling about as best he can in what tiny room he has left, I know that soon – all being well – he’s going to be here! This week I packed my hospital bag and got a little teary eyed whilst doing so (and not at the sheer
IN just six days time, the biggest day of the year is here. Oh, the excitement! The giddiness! The expectations! I love Christmas and one of the things I adore most about it, is that it gives us the perfect opportunity to dress as festive as we desire. Personally, I am someone who likes to twinkle almost as much as a finely decked Christmas tree (!) so for me on
AS soon as Elsie gets home from school, she wants to eat. And eat lots! She’s always super hungry after a hard day in reception and so I try to be pretty organised with what I’m cooking for her tea that night. But it’s not easy is it?! Sometimes we don’t have stuff in the cupboards because it’s near our weekly food shop time. Other times she doesn’t fancy something
No, I can’t believe it either, but it is that time again! Time for a quick pregnancy update. This morning as I walked back to my car after dropping Elsie off at school, I realised that I’ve now officially got the pregnancy waddle. Yep, walking has become somewhat more challenging as this bump seems to be getting bigger by the minute, never mind day. (Just call me Katie Duck.) I’m
I’VE been meaning to feature this ‘wise woman’ for a very long time, so couldn’t be more delighted to introduce you all to her today! Especially as most of you have already seen her amazing photography ALL over my blog. I’ve had the pleasure of working with the very lovely Helen Booth for a number of years now. We’ve worked on all kinds of photo shoots from style to glamour
SANTA visits have come on a bit since we were children haven’t they? Gone are the days when you could only meet the main festive man in your local shopping centre or perhaps at primary school if you were lucky. For today, you can meet him in all kinds of places and even over breakfast! Which is exactly what happened to Elsie last weekend (and us!), as we tried out
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