Social media is one of the most popular platforms humans use to communicate with one another in today's world. While most social media users are individuals looking to keep up with the latest news, maintain a grasp on what their … Continued
Motherhood is a strange experience. On the one hand, we melt at the very thought of our children, go to any lengths to keep them safe and happy, make sacrifices that we've never made before and miss the noisy monsters angels … Continued
Hello mums and welcome back to 2018's first #Mumspeak. It's that awful time of the year – January! – when we are fat, broke and suffering from post-Christmas blues. The gloomy weather doesn't help. Instead of mince-pies and Baileys, … Continued
This is a guest post by Rachael Alexander (aka The Courage Queen). Rachael is currently a Trustee for 'House of Light', a charity that supports women and their families through ante/post natal depression and anxiety. She has paired her qualifications in Counselling-Psychology … Continued
All mums want the best for their children but, as the old cliché states, kids don’t come with a guidebook. As such, it’s your job to ensure that the right decisions and balance are maintained at all times. Reviewing your … Continued
Hello, my lovelies. It's that time of the year again when I share my best and most-read posts from the past six months. Some are serious, others cheeky; some offer first-hand tips, suggestions and advice, others are just ramblings and … Continued
It's that time of the year again when we all solemnly swear to be good next year. When we eat mince pies for lunch and cranberry sauce galore for dinner, because we WILL go on that diet from January. … Continued
*SPOILER ALERT* – This post is NOT a pregnancy announcement… She goes by the name of Alexa. She’s been an integral part of our family this past year, making her powerful presence felt in all our lives, all through the … Continued
It's that time of the year again, when we look back at the year that was, make resolutions for the year that is going to be, and generally ponder over life. I found myself doing that yet again this year … Continued
I thought my labour was tough. Then when we brought Little Man home, and I realised the massive responsibility of looking after and raising a little human, I was overwhelmed. Breastfeeding was difficult. The sleepless nights were a daze. The … Continued