Meggy, Usually I start these birthday letters by saying I can’t believe where the time has gone, that the years have flown by in an instant or how I can’t believe my baby girl has grown so fast. But actually when it comes to you Megs, wise beyond your years and making your presence known…
For our teachers, Two months ago when lock down was first announced, I’m sure each of you felt just as overwhelmed and scared as we all did, maybe even more so. With many of you looking after families of your own, juggling small children or caring for elderly parents, I’m sure, like me, your natural reaction…
I’ve struggled to find the words to write over the last few weeks, finding it incredibly difficult to make sense of what is happening in the world, battling with crippling anxiety, and worrying about those we love. I’ve found myself waking every morning with a lump in my throat, a dull ache in the pit…
** This post is written in partnership with Ape and we have been compensated for our time. ** As parents we are always striving to teach our children about taking care of our planet and so when Ape asked to work with us to share their amazing range of snacks, it felt like the perfect…
Lewis, From the very second I dropped you off for your first day of primary school, eleven long years ago, I have thought about this day. I will never forget that gut wrenching feeling of letting go of your hand and watching you walk through the classroom door knowing that one day you would walk out…
This is a collaborative post with Emma’s Diary and I have been compensated for my time. When Emma’s Diary asked me to work with them on the Emma’s Diary new wellbeing campaign, sharing my journey of antenatal or postnatal wellbeing, it felt like the perfect opportunity to reach out to those struggling with pregnancy after…