Those three there are my wonderful, wild, chaotic and super sons. And this is where I write about the disasters, madness and wonderful days out with kids, experiences and other parenting stuff. Does the world need anymore Mum blogs? Probably not. But I find it therapeutic and my eldest sons love joining in reviewing their days out.
We visited Whinfell Forest back in May this year and had a lovely Springtime break with amazing weather. We always try and sneak a few
I can count on one hand the number of times my husband and I have been away without the boys since our oldest was born.
We’ve just returned from a visit to CBeebies Land at Alton Towers. We’re not far from Alton Towers at all, but as there was a
I visited Center Parcs for the first time a few weeks ago. We visited Whinfell Forest and absolutely loved it. Our 2 year old had
We’ve just returned from a few days at Center Parcs, Whinfell Forest. We had an absolutely amazing time and if you want our full review,
We love our UK holidays – we really do. Yet despite living just an hour and a half from the Lake District, we’d never been to
I really don’t like being in hotels with our toddler (unless they have suites with separate bedrooms which invariably costs a fortune). Oliver having his
It’s holidays in the UK (mostly) for us this year. While I love a hot beach overseas somewhere, my husband isn’t a fan of beach
I’ve just returned from a long weekend in the Peak District, staying at Darwin Forest Country Park, with my husband, baby son and (for 2
We visited the Highland Folk museum on a sunny August afternoon. And honestly, I think it might be the best museum (anywhere) I’ve ever taken the kids to. Here’s our review.
Keeping three sons occupied means regular days out. And here are some of the absolute best days out in Greater Manchester I’ve ever had with ours. All tried and tested. And there’s nothing on here I haven’t been and done with the boys myself!
Deck 747 is the UK’s first flight sim built into a real aircraft. Taking part of a retired BA 747, this venue has created a realistic, fun and entertaining flight sim sure to keep aviation mad kids (and adults) entertained. Our eldest received a sim experience for Christmas and we went back for his birthday party. Here’s our review of both of those experiences.
Arcade Club in Bury is reputedly Europe’s largest freeplay arcade. My sons received month long passes for Christmas so we went a few times and here’s our review of it!
As far as gaming experiences for kids go, Manchester has a growing and vast range of options. We headed off to check out Immersive Gamebox in the Arndale and here’s our review.
My eldest started school back in September last year and perhaps one of the things he’s missed the most is the random days out at
I do love a good afternoon tea. Who doesn’t love sandwiches and cake?! And my two sons, currently aged 2 and 4, like sandwiches and
We go on a lot of days out with our children. And we’re specifically keen on getting them out and about outside. They love running
I loved the Sleepyhead with my middle and youngest sons, though I was last using one in 2020 before the product became “Dock a tot.” Nonetheless, I considered several alternative options and I’ve outlined them all here for those shopping around for alternative baby sleeping pods.
Our third baby is 6 months old now. Our middle son is 3 years, so before the youngest was born, we’d just become accustomed to
Generally, I treat my sons to toy advent calendars each Christmas. I like to think of it as something of an early Christmas present. Amongst
There’s nothing quite as soul destroying as listening to your baby scream while you stare longingly at a 95 degree bottle of milk standing in
Our newest arrival is 5 weeks old now and as we start to get some routine, I’m doing more expressing so he can be bottle
Our newest arrival was born just over two weeks ago and our eldest two boys (now 3 and 5) have been absolutely fabulous with him.
Life with three sons is a wonderful combination of chaos and excitement, with a healthy dose of STRESS. Some posts from very non-Instagrammable days.
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