The end of tenancy cleaning isn’t the most exciting task, but it is, for sure, a necessary one. Whether you choose to conduct the end of tenancy clean on your own or pay a professional cleaning service when you move out your housing has to be as clean as when you moved in, so our friends from end of tenancy …
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Greek Inspired Cocktail Night With Jet2holidays
Recently, I was kindly invited to a virtual cocktail-making evening with Jet2.com and Jet2holidays and Mixology Events. The evening was Greek-themed and a great way of getting us in the mood for travel. I’m actually not a drinker and I’m not sure I’ve ever tasted a cocktail before and with professionalism in mind, I opted to take part in the …
Read More »Buying a Mattress Online? This is What You Must Know
Most people want their search for a mattress online to save them both time and money. With a number of websites that allow you to purchase a mattress and have it delivered to your doorstep, finding the best mattress online has never been easier. You no longer have to endure busy showrooms and shopping centres to find the right mattress …
Read More »Coping with Hay fever
Hay fever season is well and truly in full swing. Usually in the season hits its peak from mid-March to September. Hay fever is an allergic reaction to pollen that can affect your eyes, nose, mouth, and throat. People are allergic to all the different types of pollen – grass, weed, flowers, trees and sometimes it feels like it is …
Read More »5 Teaching Methods Used In Pre-Schools
Although all pre-schools aim to lay the foundation for kids to be better prepared for future education, they have slightly different approaches and techniques in teaching. All these have a great impact on the students’ mindset, thinking, social and cognitive development. Getting to know the significant differences is vital before selecting the right pre-school for your child. Play-Way method The Playway …
Read More »Car Maintenance and Tyre Safety Tips
Whether you are heading to pick your kids up from school or going out to get groceries, it is important that you make sure your car is in a roadworthy condition. For your vehicle to be in a roadworthy condition one of the important things you can do is to make a habit of frequently looking after your car and …
Read More »Must Do and See Things in Iceland
It was announced that from mid-March, Iceland will welcome vaccinated travelers from the UK, and things are starting to look up for those who are wanting to travel! For most of us, it’s our first trip outside of the UK since the pandemic started, so this comes as great news. So if you’re planning a trip to Iceland and especially …
Read More »How to Prepare Your Kids for Dog Ownership
Getting a dog can be a fantastic way to expand your family, but it’s important to ensure your kids know what to expect. Whether your children have been begging you for a dog for years or they’re still too young to really comprehend what getting a dog means, you’ll want to take age-appropriate steps to prepare them for the new …
Read More »Being #TogetherThisChristmas
This blog post feels even more bittersweet now considering the current Christmas circumstances but I now cherish this more than I realised at the time. Chums got in touch with me to ask if we wanted to get a bit creative with how we could be together this Christmas with loved ones. They kindly sent a gingerbread house directly to …
Read More »Trying Bunlimited Hot Dogs - The Last Of The Summer
This last bout of summer has been extremely welcome. I am not a cold kind of person and would much rather lay outside in the sunshine all afternoon. We’ve had the perfect bundle of ingredients in our cupboards for a while and Sunday afternoon seemed like the perfect opportunity to put them together and have an easy Sunday in the …
Read More »Visiting Groombridge Place After Lockdown 2020
Over the past few months, there has been a lot of adjusting going on. This new world is a strange one that we are navigating slowly as a global community. Since Freya and Elsa returned to school, we have been venturing out more and doing so in the safest way we can. Making sure we stay in outdoor places that …
Read More »Talking About Rail Safety With Kids
Some of my earliest memories of adventures include train trips to Scotland with my Grandparents. As a child getting to travel by train brought so much joy and excitement. We are very lucky to have such a wonderful train system in the UK and it’s a mode of transport that I use myself regularly. My daughters have enjoyed their adventures …
Read More »National Geographic Kids Magazine Giveaway!
We have teamed up with the fantastic National Geographic Kids to tell you about their great new FREE resource - the Home is Good hub. Available on the National Geographic Kids website, the free online portal is packed full of exciting activities for families and is perfect for lockdown and beyond and offers children the opportunity to explore the world …
Read More »We Are Cherishing #LittleBigMoments With Ladybird Books
Over the past nearly nine weeks of our family being in isolation, we have started a cute tradition at bedtime. My girls will video call their Grandparents at bedtime when they’re all in the pyjamas (let’s face it, they haven’t got out of their pyjamas most days) and about to get into their beds. My Mum or my Mother-In-Law have been reading …
Read More »Snuggliest Squad 3 Squishmallows Ever
A couple of years ago, my mother-in-law brought back from Canada a giant Squishmallow Cat for Eva. I had never seen anything like it before and we instantly fell in love with the squishy pillow. In fact, I use it to rest my back on every bedtime! We’ve since gifted the girls the smaller versions for Christmas and birthdays. There’s …
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