Our bodies are incredible to be able to house one baby, let alone two. We are built to stretch and afterward, we kind of go back again. Often, we’re left a bit saggy, wrinkly, and stretch marked, and we need to decide if it’s a burden or a trophy. Today I’m sporting my post-baby twin … Read more
This post is sponsored by Kleenex, Scott, Cottonelle and Viva but the content and opinions expressed here are my own. It’s that time of year again… are you looking forward to your kids being entertained all day, or are you terrified of getting back into the swing of that morning routine? Either way, the back-to-school season can … Read more
Sandwiches are the go-to lunchbox filler for many children and grown-ups alike. It’s easy to slip into the habit of making the same old sandwich, but it’s possible to put anything you like between two pieces of bread, so get creative! I’m sharing a selection of sandwich recipes for lunchboxes which I hope will spark … Read more
Newborn twins are challenging. But, despite the difficulties, they are magical, awe-inspiring and so darn cute. Don’t let concerns about parenting newborn twins dampen your spirits, there are bountiful joys to be had in those first few months. It really is a special time filled with love and double the baby snuggles. I read the … Read more
First there was white, minimalism and Scandi neutral. Then came unicorns, flamingos, and ice cream. Together they had a love child, and created this Spring/Summer’s pastel decor trend. Whether you’re looking to update your kid’s playroom or your breakfast bar, pastels can transform any space to bring warmth and whimsy. I’m sharing tips on how to … Read more
Chocolate brownies are a favorite of mine and I’m always trying to find ways to sneak some veggies into the kids. These chocolate zucchini brownies are moist and incorporate fruit and vegetables, along with plenty of delicious chocolate. I added some dried cherries too… you can pretty much chuck anything in the mix before baking! … Read more
This post is sponsored by Entertainment One and Scholastic. Although I received compensation for spreading the word about Mission to the Moon, all opinions expressed are my own. Problem-solving is one of the most important skills our children can learn, but luckily there are fun ways for them to do it! In today’s modern World, problem-solving skills … Read more
IKEA is fantastic for kid’s furniture because it’s so simple and affordable. However, that Scandinavian style is not for everyone and sometimes the overall aesthetic is a little cold. There are so many ways to spruce up and upcycle IKEA Kid’s furniture, so think again before you give that old LACK table the boot. Not everyone … Read more
It is common for roles of dominance and submissiveness in twins to develop as they become toddlers. It’s only natural for leadership to emerge, and I first noticed one twin was dominant over the other at the age of 1yr. But what happens when the dominant twin loses power? George has always been the dominant twin, although … Read more
.This post is sponsored by Fracture but all opinions expressed are my own. How many photos do you have of your kids? How many of them get beyond your phone? I absolutely love photography, particularly candid shots and my Instagram feed. Today I’m sharing a few tips to make the most of your family photos while … Read more