There was a period of a few months after I’d given birth where I just didn’t leave the house. I’d given in to anxieties and fears without even realising it which then reached boiling point. Both my mental and physical health suffered, but I sought help. And found solace in walking.
Category: kids
Vegan Shepherd’s Pie: Suitable for BLW
To save my sanity, time and to reduce washing-up while following a baby-led weaning (BLW) approach; I’m trying to make meals that all three of us can eat together.
Eating Out with a 9 Month Old; Who Knew
Since LJ started weaning I didn’t know how to approach or deal with eating out in the wide world with a baby in tow. Spoiler alert; it’s not all that bad.
Vintage Tech for a New Generation
As I placed the winning bid on a retro tape collection called ‘Storyteller’ from my childhood I felt like I’d won the lottery. Not for me though; for my son.
Anxious Mama and the Thought Spiral
When your thoughts run away with themselves
I Don’t Feel Right (And why it pays to listen to your body)
Looking after yourself often comes second when you have a little’un.
What We Found in Charity Shops Today
Since as long as I can remember I’ve loved the thrill of the chase, the hunt for gems in charity shops. Hopping from one to another until a shining beauty is found that I can hold aloft and proclaim that it only cost me 50p. Because I, ladies & gentlemen, love a good bargain.
It’s Not Called Labour for Nothing
A labour of love is what it is
New Bullet Journal for A New Arrival
Getting prepared and organised for our new arrival using different Bullet Journal systems
Kicks Count: Reduced Fetal Movement
Ever wondered what to do if you don’t feel your baby kicking or noticed a reduction in movement?