• Money Saving Tips When Having A Baby On A Budget

    October 10, 2019

    Having a baby is easily one of the biggest decisions that any couple will make in their adult life, yet strangely it’s also one of the easiest decisions to make. It’s the natural evolution of a relationship between man and woman after getting to know one another and enjoying some couple time, holidays etc. The…

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  • How To Keep Your Kids’ Video Gaming Habits Healthy

    October 8, 2019

    Video games are becoming more and more of a domestic necessity in the world, it seems. They’re obviously not necessary, but they’re in the majority of households these days. People of all ages are playing video games due to their quality and their ability to hook, but they’re especially popular among young people and young…

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  • Financial Lessons That Are Worth Teaching Your Kids

    September 27, 2019

     It’s never too early to learn about money, as loving parent aiming to guide your child through life, there are many valuable lessons to teach them. While money isn’t the most important thing in this world, financial tips are hugely beneficial for your child. Pixabay CC0 License Here are four financial lessons that you can begin…

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  • Let’s Leave Our Children A Planet They Can Be Proud Of

    September 26, 2019

    We live today in an absolutely incredible turbulent time. Governments, world leaders and people of power throughout the world are being shown as corrupt and dishonest in everything they say and do. The human race is dramatically trying it’s best to destroy the planet we live on. The people of power in the world are…

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  • ELECTRICAL SAFETY FOR KIDS

    September 10, 2019

    Curiosity is a natural trait shared with most children. However, it can be perilous when it comes to electricity. Electricity is an essential part of our modern-day lives and basically powers our world. Although very important, electricity can also be as harmful as is useful. Hence, there is both a clear and urgent need for…

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  • At What Age Should We Be Leaving Our Children Home Alone?

    August 14, 2019

    According to the NSPCC there has been a rise in children being left home alone during the school holidays. This is compared to last summer where the NSPCC has seen an increase of 21% in children being left home alone. That is quite a staggering increase. See the report here. It also has some very…

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  • Finding Safe and Natural Products for Your Baby

    June 7, 2019

    Over a century ago, in 1903, George Hyland found Hyland’s. George was a pharmacist and wanted to create products that aligned with his belief in the power the human body holds. George believed that the human body can find internal resources to heal itself. This led George to found Hyland’s, a homeopathic medicine company. Homeopathic…

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  • Switch Off The Technology This Half-Term That Was My Aim

    May 31, 2019

    It’s been half-term this week and I decided that it was important for me to put my phone down and just have fun with my seven year old twin girls. I don’t want to be that parent that uses a tablet, laptop or the television as a babysitter for my children. This can so easily…

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  • Yay! The Bike Stabilisers Are Gone A Life Lesson Learnt

    April 25, 2019

    A few months ago our twin girls asked for the stabilisers to be taken off their bikes. So, as you do, we did exactly that. Less than an hour later they were back on the bikes. The girls balance was just not there and steering the bike was, well a disaster! There was lots of…

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  • What Age Do we Let Our Children Walk to School Or Anywhere On Their Own?

    April 16, 2019

    We live in a world that is very unpredictable. The freedom that I had as a child from a very early age, really doesn’t exist anymore. I grew up in the city. Granted it’s not the biggest city in the world, but it has a population of around 300k so it’s a reasonable size. When…

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  • The Smart Way To Handle Your TV Entertainment

    April 2, 2019

    It hasn’t taken a very long time for televisions to develop to what you have access to today. Starting out as comparatively basic machines, early examples of TVs couldn’t even manage colour signals, and this is a far cry from the sort of options people go for today. When you have a nice screen, though,…

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  • Raising Little Geniuses: How To Make Your Kids Smarter

    March 14, 2019

    Young children are much more intelligent than we give them credit for. While your little one might not be Einstein or Curie material quite yet, they do learn a tremendous amount just through everyday living. They learn about physics with toy bricks and maths when setting the table. As parents, we want to give our…

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  • Going to the Park, Playing Board Games and hunting Easter Eggs: Entertaining Your Children

    March 6, 2019

    With half-term just gone and the Easter holidays on the way, it’s that time to think of ways to entertain and keep my seven-year old twin girls occupied and happy. Hopefully I won’t look too bored, even though inside I will be screaming not another game of snakes and ladders please! As parents we definitely…

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  • Year 2 Parents Evening Half Term Begins

    February 25, 2019

    Last week was the last week in school for my twin girls before half term. That also means that parents evening falls in that week. I’m not sure about everybody else, but I always find parents evening a daunting experience. I always feel like an adult that has gone back to school for twenty minutes.…

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  • Planning An Autism-Friendly Birthday Party

    January 18, 2019

    Autistic Spectrum Disorder is extremely common in children. It’s estimated that around 1 in 160 children is somewhere on the autistic spectrum. When you’re raising a child with autism, you understand that social interaction is extremely important for their development. It gives them experience coping in social situations and gives them much-needed experience in getting…

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  • Rollercoasters High Blood Pressure and Vomit

    January 10, 2019

    A few days ago a I read a fantastic blog post written by John Adams from Dad Blog UK called “Daddy Will You Come On The Rollercoaster”. The post was fabulously entertaining and although I shouldn’t have laughed I couldn’t help it at times, because like John, I too have an innate fear of rollercoasters.…

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  • Special Moments With My Children

    January 8, 2019

    Some special moments in life when it involves your children are very special. These moments are ones that you’ll remember forever and hopefully when you are no longer around your children will remember those special moments too. One such occasion for me was boxing day. It was special because for only the second time this…

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  • Alcohol And Our Children

    January 3, 2019

    In the last couple of days I’ve learnt something that shocked me. Did you know that it is illegal to give a child under the age of five alcohol, however it is completely legal for a parent to give their child over the age of five alcohol in their own home. If I’m honest this…

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  • Nativity Play And Graduation Day! What A Busy Day!

    December 18, 2018

    Last Wednesday was a very busy, hectic and quite honestly exhausting day for me, and that’s because I was in two different places in the UK. This made me realise that being a dad is the best job in the world, and one that I have cherished since my eldest was born just over 23…

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  • 5 Common Sleep Mistakes Parents Make With Their Children

    November 15, 2018

    The debilitating lack of sleep associated with a fussy newborn is the most challenging part of being a new parent. There are times when even the best-behaved babies seem to be lacking sleep. There’s no standard rule of thumb when it comes to getting a baby to sleep, but there are major sleep mistakes parents unwittingly make…

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  • My 23 Year Old Daughter is Going To New York Very Soon!

    November 13, 2018

    In a couple of weeks my eldest daughter will be jetting off to New York with her partner and two friends. Part of me is very jealous as I have never been to the USA, but part of me is also very nervous of her trip to a country that this year has had nearly…

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