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Bank Holiday Activity Ideas
So, the weather has taken a turn hasn’t it! I don’t know about you but I was woken up a number of times in the night by the awful winds! And in usual British weather fashion, this change has come just in time for the ban k holiday weekend! The kids have been off school…
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Children’s Book Reviews – August 2024
Happy Summer holidays!! I had to kick off the holidays with a children’s book review post – I hope you find something here that you and your children will enjoy!
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Book Reviews – April 2024
Ad | Some books were gifted in return for a review (marked *) | All opinions are my own | Affiliate links contained in this post – these do not affect your purchase or the price you pay in any way It was a slow start to the year in regards to reading for me…
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Ostomy 101 – Flying With An Ostomy 8 Top Tips
You might have seen my recent post, reacting to a viral video by a fellow ostomate about flying with an ostomy. This ostomate was talking about being moved from having extra leg room seats and how disgusted he was, blaming having to empty his bag more frequently and having a leak on this move. See…
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Blog Tour Book Review – It All Started With a Lie by Denise Brown
Ad | Book was gifted in return for a review | All opinions are my own | Affiliate links contained in this post – these do not affect your purchase or the price you pay in any way So I have been in a bit of a reading slump of late – you may have…
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Guest Post – The Intersection of Health and Technology: A Guide for Today’s Parents
Happy new week! I hope your Spring is going well so far – apart from this miserable, rainy weather we have had so much of this last week! I hope you enjoy today’s guest post which has some great tips and advice for modern parents.
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AccessAble – 8 Great Places To Visit In The Midlands With Kids During Half Term
Check out my latest post for AccessAble – looking at places to visit in the Midlands for a day out with kids that have Detailed Access Guides. The half term holiday is here and it is always a pain trying to find new and exciting places to take the kids, that have all the accessible facilities you…
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AccessAble – Children’s Mental Health Week 2024
Check out my latest post for AccessAble for Children’s Mental Health Week 2024. In 2021/22 11% of children were living with a disability. I was only 15 months old when I was diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis – something many people associate with older people. Since then the diagnoses have kept coming. I now live with…
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The Spoonie Mummy 