Phonics and Spelling Resources for Reception Class Children
The Coronavirus crisis means we’re homeschooling. Well, we’re trying desperately to homeschool while we also try to work from home, manage our pandemic related anxiety,
The Coronavirus crisis means we’re homeschooling. Well, we’re trying desperately to homeschool while we also try to work from home, manage our pandemic related anxiety,
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 LOVE a bunch of flowers 🌹 and there’s very little lovelier than someone sending some. But the more small eco-friendly changes I try to
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
I know that the last thing kids need in the run up to Christmas is more toys. But I do love a good Advent Calendar.
Oliver started school today. School. Like proper school. The 9 – 3:15, 5 days a week event he’ll know for the next 14 years of
Some of my favourite childhood memories are of paddling pool days in the garden. And it’s the same for my sons. They both just LOVE
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
Nobody can possibly be unaware of the plastic problem. We’ve all seen the horrifying images of plastic in the ocean, in rivers, killing our wildlife
Ethan is 9 months old now and we feed him a combination of homemade meals (where they’re suitable to be blended and fed) as well
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
We bought our son an electric ride on car last Christmas. We wanted one that would be suitable for a toddler but that would last
We’re really making the most of our National Trust memberships recently. Our oldest is 2 and a half and loves exploring halls and gardens. And
Yes, it’s only October. But I’m already getting excited for Christmas. It’ll be Oliver’s 3rd Christmas and the first time he’s properly been excited about
Our youngest, Ethan, is generally a great little sleeper. But where we definitely have had bad nights is getting him down to sleep in the
I’m shamelessly a Christmas fanatic. And the second September hits I start planning for the big day! I’m always interested in what the top toys
I’m a big fan of Christmas. But this year my oldest son (currently 2.5) is already excited and that’s making me even more excited! A
The first time we visited East Riddlesden Hall, we ended up spending absolutely ages in the amazing little “Discovery Garden,” there. That’s because there’s an
Teething. What a nightmare. I’d hoped the little one might be relatively ok with his teething. When he first started showing the signs, he handled
1 in every 10 women will lose a child after 24 weeks of pregnancy, making this type of heartbreaking loss 10 times more likely than
I was delighted to read that, after a very long dispute over the finances, the Meningitis B vaccine will be made available in September. NHS
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