Knitting for Little Ones

For children, learning to play an instrument is a right of passage. Your own memories of struggling with a screeching violin may have coloured your opinions slightly but there are many good reasons for you to encourage your child to learn an instrument. Music and learning music has…

Four year’s ago I was preparing myself for the most anticipated moment of my life, the birth of my beautiful and bright little girl. It doesn’t seem possible that I now have a four-year-old and she will soon be embarking on school. This four year has made me see…

Creative play is crucial to the learning and development of your child, yet in this competitive world, full of well-meaning parents who want the best for their children, creative play is often overlooked because it is not a productive activity. No matter which style of play your child…

Darcie was really lucky over Christmas and got quite a few brilliant books. Darcie loves her books and has her own personal favourites that she asks for over and over again. This latest book to her collection, An Amazing Snowman by Barbara Jean Hicks & illustrated by Olga…

Car’s, love them or hate them, they’re an integral part of our day to day life. For some, they’re their pride and joy, a labour of love. For others, they’re just a means of getting from a to b. For me and my family, they’re a little bit…

If you’ve read my post “Hygge isn’t just blankets and candles” then you will know that Hygge is something we’ve completely embraced in our house. Taking pleasures in the simple things, making ordinary moments more beautiful. Children are, in many ways, hygge experts. They can turn the most simplest of…