Tag: advice
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What To Do When Your Child Has A Temperature
As well as having plenty of experience being a mum of two boys, I am also a qualified nursery nurse and spent nearly ten years working in nurseries with children aged 0 -6 years. Please remember – I am not medically trained though and if you are concerned about your child’s health, please consult your…
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Guest Post – 6 Ways To Plan Finances When You Have A Chronic Illness!
Welcome to Blogtober Day 4! Today I am sharing a guest post written by the lovely Valentina who contacted me through my Facebook page. I love her tips and hope you find them useful too! 6 Ways To Plan Finances When You Have A Chronic Illness! – A guest post from Valentina Wilson Having a…
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Pain Management Techniques for IBD and Arthritis
Ad | Gifted Membership And it is finally Friday! I apologise for being MIA recently. I took a break during the holidays when I had the boys, as I do for all the school holidays, but it has just taken me a while to get back on the computer and writing again! The creative juices…
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Mental Health Awareness Week – The ‘But’ Factor
Yes, I know I post a lot about bums and poo but I haven’t made a spelling error in the title, I promise!
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Exercising With Arthritis
Did You Know… May is Arthritis Awareness Month. Approximately 350 million people worldwide have arthritis. In the UK there are around 10 million people living with the disease. Around 15,000 of these are children. Yes, children get arthritis too!
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Blog Tour Book Review – The Baby Detective
The Baby Detective by Sarah Norris The Blurb The only parenting book that offers a unique, step-by-step guide to enable parents to solve baby care problems for themselves. The Baby Detective is the only book of the parenting genre to develop a unique, step-by-step investigative process that will enable parents to solve their own baby…
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Coping With Anxiety – Grounding Techniques
Anxiety is the feeling of unease, worry or fear. Everyone experiences anxiety during their lives – you may worry about taking an exam for example. But there are peopl who experience these symptoms daily and struggle to control them. Anxiety can take over a person’s life and be a constant struggle. Anxiety is common in…
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Baby Led Weaning VS Puree Weaning
Happy Wednesday! It is the middle of the week and I thought I would do a bit of a parenting post for you. This one is about my experience with weaning. Please note, this post is written entirely based on my own experiences. I am not an expert but after doing this a couple of…
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