Category: Parenting

Parenting is my largest category on my blog. I started it when my first child was around 2 years old as I wanted to not only promote my book but document what it was like to be a Mum and what we got up to.

Topics here are vast. You will find top tips, advice, real-life experiences, first-hand mistakes and parenting fails, help and support and an honest viewpoint of being a parent and all that goes with that title.

In tips I cover those fun topics like sleep or the lack of! Teething, the stages like terrible two’s and threenager. I also go into the changes that occur when you have a child like the start of pre-school or school. Everything is real life, no sugar coating. I also cover how I am now far more eco-friendly and how you can also implement this as a busy parent.

2 parents and a child showing decision making skills

How to Improve Your Kids’ Decision-Making Skills

Posted on March 23, 2023March 23, 2023 by Emma Reed

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Decision-making is a key skill. We all must develop our decision-making skills since it will help us for a lifetime. However, it is an action or process of making choices. But its effect is huge in our life. Therefore, we should focus on our situations and become self-sufficient enough to make our own decisions.

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Organic Baby Food: a Sustainable and Ethical Choice for Infant Nutrition

Posted on March 16, 2023March 16, 2023 by Emma Reed

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Why do many people relate the choice of infant food to ethical features? These are things that influence food choices. The basic principles are the following:

safety
diversity
nutrition value
eco-friendliness
cultural aspects

Breastfeeding is indisputably the best food for a baby, but not all mothers can physically manage it. So, bottle feeding is their solution. Why is it significant to keep to sustainable and ethical principles? Why do many parents prefer organic baby food pouches to mashed fruit? What makes organic baby formula secure for infants? Let’s find it out.

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How To Create Playground Spaces That Stimulate The Minds Of Kids

Posted on March 14, 2023March 14, 2023 by Emma Reed

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Children love playing in playgrounds in public parks, school and nursery. A great playground, though, not only offers the opportunity to have fun, but to grow and develop physically, to learn about independence and social skills, and to improve and develop cognitive ability.

There are lots of ways that a playground can encourage mental stimulation in the pupils enjoying the space, and if you are designing outdoor playground equipment, it’s important to include those considerations in your plans. Read on for some helpful ideas on how to design a playground space that will stimulate the minds of your little learners:

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5 Safety Tips to Remember for Spring

Posted on March 13, 2023May 16, 2023 by Emma Reed

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Spring is an excellent time to venture outdoors and enjoy a warm fresh breeze with your kids. However, warmer temperatures often bring more opportunities for injuries, especially with little ones. Here are some essential safety tips to keep you and your family safe while you enjoy the warm weather this spring.

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Fun-Filled Accessible Activity Ideas To Enjoy With The Kids

Posted on March 3, 2023March 3, 2023 by Emma Reed

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If you have a disabled child and you want some inspiration for some fun and educational activities that you can do together, read on. To help you find inspiration, we’ve put together a range of fun-filled accessible activity ideas that you can enjoy with your child, giving you the opportunity to make many magical memories together.

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How to Plan Your Homeschool Schedule

Posted on March 1, 2023April 24, 2023 by Emma Reed

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For some children, homeschooling may seem like the easy option over going to school. Could their parents really deliver a good teaching plan? A schedule is most definitely key and if you aren’t sure how to set one up this article will be sure to help you on your way. If you plan each school day correctly, the process will be more successful and the result more productive. Here is how to plan your homeschool schedule…

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The Role of Play in Building Social and Emotional Intelligence

Posted on March 1, 2023March 1, 2023 by Emma Reed

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Playing comes naturally to children and is an enjoyable way to stay active, healthy, and happy. Allowing children to engage in free play promotes their development. Throughout their infancy up to adolescence, children require a diverse range of play experiences to maintain their physical and mental well-being and acquire valuable life skills.

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