10 reasons I have a Boss Baby!

The comedy Boss Baby is out in cinemas. No, I haven’t seen it, although I’ve seen the trailer and heard the ad on radio. The name struck me as fascinating… and my imagination led to this post. BOSS and BABY – two words that pretty…

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The Anatomy of a Toddler

Toddlers are weird creatures unique little beings. With a (strong-willed) mind of their own, and logic that is utterly illogical. There is no reasoning and there are no explanations. In their world, IT JUST IS. Having gone through Little Man’s toddlerhood with all it’s ups…

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Blogger Recognition Award – Thank you!!!

It’s always a lovely feeling when your hard work is recognised, appreciated and cherry-on-the-cake – awarded! So I was thrilled when the sweet Lucy from the lovely blog Lucy at Home nominated me (and my blog) for the popular Blogger Recognition Award. Big thank you once again…

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This Mother’s Day, let’s stop with the Mom-shaming!

Mother’s Day is just around the corner. Shops are brimming with cards, flowers and gifts and restaurants are throwing ‘special offers’ at us. But after all the marketing gimmicks and that little bit of extra attention (and chocolates and wine) we mums get, what next? Does…

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7 things it’s pointless doing after having a baby

You know motherhood will change you. Your feelings. Your priorities. Your work-life balance. Being a mom will make you fatter, sleepier, more responsible and perhaps more patient. You will do things you never thought you would do. Like stand and stare at garbage trucks or play ringa-ringa…

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Doing Nothing, yet Everything

Parenting is one of the most exhausting things I’ve ever experienced. It is non-stop, demanding and there’s no ‘day off’ or ‘break’. There’s a routine to follow (feed-burp-poo-play-nap for babies; eat-sleep-play for toddlers; school-class-homework for older kids) everyday; there’s always a to-do list stuck on the…

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5 Simple Ways to Make Learning Fun

When Little Man was little(r), life was all about song and dance and games and laughter. The focus was on developing his sensory and physical abilities, then his speech, emotions, independence. Now that he’s almost three-and-a-half, and has mastered the above essentials, I am focussing on teaching…

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