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How to look and feel good as a busy mom
17 Feb 2021

How to look and feel good as a busy mom

by Nicole | posted in: The Learning Curve, Tips n' Tricks | 0

When you become a parent, all aspects of life can be difficult to manage, whether it’s social or professional, and you will focus on taking care of your little ones rather than yourself. This can be damaging to your health … Continued

Moral values to explore with your child
11 Feb 2021

Moral values to explore with your child

by Nicole | posted in: The Learning Curve, Tips n' Tricks | 0

Parenting is more than just putting a roof over your child’s head and ensuring they are well fed. It’s also about helping them grow up to be a good, kind person – one with the desire to work hard and … Continued

Why online learning is the perfect choice for busy parents
6 Feb 2021

Why online learning is the perfect choice for busy parents

by Nicole | posted in: The Learning Curve, Tips n' Tricks | 0

The way that education is delivered has changed a lot in the last few years. Online courses are becoming more popular with people from all walks of life, but they’re particularly good for busy parents. If you don’t like your … Continued

Learning to work as a team as new parents
30 Jan 2021

Learning to work as a team as new parents

by Nicole | posted in: The Learning Curve | 0

Every relationship has its ups and downs, and it’s not unusual to have disagreements! However, even the strongest of relationships can be tested when a baby is thrown into the mix, as you and your partner might start disagreeing on … Continued

Unique ways to further your knowledge of technology and computers
29 Jan 2021

Unique ways to further your knowledge of technology and computers

by Nicole | posted in: Lifestyle, The Learning Curve, Tips n' Tricks | 0

If you and your family have a love for computers and technology, then there are a lot of different ways to further your knowledge about them. But you might be wondering, why? Why should you bother studying things like computers … Continued

How to raise a science lover
28 Jan 2021

How to raise a science lover

by Nicole | posted in: The Learning Curve, Tips n' Tricks | 0

Science can be a fascinating subject, and one which your child will have ample opportunity to learn about at school. Your home and the great outdoors can also be used to teach your child about science and support their classroom-based … Continued

How to be more involved in your child’s education
26 Jan 2021

How to be more involved in your child’s education

by Nicole | posted in: The Learning Curve, Tips n' Tricks | 0

As a parent, it can feel like your child has a separate life at school to the one they have at home, particularly if your child is uncommunicative. Getting more involved with their education might help open up the lines … Continued

Lockdown Learnings: What I learnt in 2020
30 Dec 2020

Lockdown Learnings: What I learnt in 2020

by Nicole | posted in: The Learning Curve, The Mummy Chronicles | 0

I'll be honest here: 2020 has been a mixed year for me. While the lockdown(s) drove me a tad crazy with: Homeschooling Managing to keep this blog and my other work going amidst entertaining a bored six-year-old and providing him … Continued

5 effective tips for weaning your baby
28 Sep 2020

5 effective tips for weaning your baby

by Nicole | posted in: The Learning Curve, The Mummy Chronicles, Tips n' Tricks | 0

The first year of a baby's life sees a lot of developmental changes, from that first toothless chuckle to learning to roll over then sit up and another big one – weaning! At around six months of age, it's time … Continued

baby care, baby feeding equipment, baby food, baby-led weaning, finger food, highchairs, spoon-fed weaning, weaning
Simple science experiments kids can do at home
5 Aug 2020

Simple science experiments kids can do at home

by Nicole | posted in: The Learning Curve | 2

Summer holidays can often drag on… six weeks of having the kids at home 24/7 is not every mumma's cup of tea (don't judge – have you tried to keep a child from whining about boredom from 10 am whilst … Continued

learning for kids, science experiments to do at home, science for kids, STEM learning

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Hi, I'm Nicole

Former Lifestyle journalist, now a work-from-home mum blogger chronicling my experiences and unarticulated thoughts about motherhood, toddlerhood and family lifestyle in this blog.

I fancy the absurd, the unusual and the out-of-the-ordinary… as I pen my thoughts, I realise that motherhood is a little slice of each. So here I am, cracking the motherhood code, one day at a time…

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