AH bibs, what would we do without them? I mean, mums (and dads) can you imagine?! There’s no doubt about it, being a baby or a toddler is a messy ol’ game but thankfully these days, life is a little earlier for us parents thanks to the amazing choice of bibs that is now available. When you’re a little one, you’re practically bibbed up most of the day which is
IT feels almost ridiculous to be typing that my beautiful little girl will soon be turning two. But yet two she will indeed turn in just over a months’ time. Watching her develop into the spirited, inquisitive, clever, funny and all round wonderful girl that she is, has been and continues to be just a joy. Exhausting and difficult at times yes (toddlerdom is tricky!) but she really is just
IT’S not like me to say no to a challenge. So when my blogger friend Mama and More challenged me to take part in the ‘I AM BEAUTIFUL’ link up hosted by Vodka Infused Lemonade and publish an image of myself , bare faced and make up free, for the whole wide world to see, I couldn’t really refuse. (Damn it!) In all honesty, between you and I, I’d much
TODAY is a first for me on Pouting In Heels, because I am writing a post aimed at men. “Why on earth would you do that?!” I hear you cry. Well, it’s very simple really. Last Friday, I wrote this post in a bid to encourage more of you gorgeous women to learn to love your bodies and in response to that, a male friend of mine made my absolute day by
SOME of you may have noticed that there wasn’t a post from me on Monday. I like to try and post at least three times a week on Pouting In Heels. It’s a do-able amount for me (usually) and hopefully enough content for you guys to keep things interesting. Posting three times a week is something I try and stick with when I can, but this week I couldn’t do
WHEN it comes to reinventing yourself, there is no easier way of doing so, than changing your look. Clothes, make up and hair styles are the quickest, simplest ways to change both how we and look and feel about ourselves. But yet how many of us are stuck in a rut, still wearing things that do not suit who we are or our lives? Last year I was forced to
AT the end of last year, I wrote a little letter to 2012, to thank it for giving me one of the best years of my life. (You can read all about it why it was here.) I found that writing the letter was a lovely and cathartic way to reflect on the 12 months that had gone by and so as we say goodbye to one year and look
NOW Christmas is kind of over, it’s time to turn some attention to the past year and get all reflective. Normally, I’m all about the words but today’s post is much more visually appealing. And to be honest, much quicker too! I mean seriously, there is much chocolate left to be eaten, new toys to be played with (Elsie’s of course) and an entire house to tidy up. (Please tell
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