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The home ed bits.

November 18, 2011 by

Life, aside from being extremely busy, is very peaceful here, back into the rhythm we all find comfortable and comforting. The girls get their stuff done first thing (currently we’re doing lots of maths, verbal and non verbal reasoning, spelling, grammar games and reading practise) and then, with that done by 11am or so, we’re […]

Filed Under: Arts & Crafts, Family Life, Gymnastics, Home Education, Music, Sport & Dance Tagged With: draw write now, drawing animals with kids, grade 1 violin, grade 3 cello, gymnastics, Home Education, music for kids

"Look Mummy, look mummy… mummy… mummy…"

November 15, 2011 by

If you’ve been at home with children on a completely full time basis for as long as I have (13 years and rising), then you’ve probably developed a number of coping mechanisms by now. One of mine is tuna, mayo and sweetcorn pasta. Lunch, very quickly, with all the most important food groups in it, […]

Filed Under: Family Life Tagged With: family life, living with noisy children, parenting, SAHM, small children, stay at home mum

Maxi Hama Bead Giveaway

November 14, 2011 by

It’s been a while since I’ve had a child in the house who wants to play with Maxi Hama Beads (3+), more is the pity, but we keep a box of them here anyway, for visiting small people or because just occasionally they hit the spot for one of the big kids in some indefinable […]

Filed Under: Hama Beads, Uncategorized Tagged With: hama beads for small children, maxi hama bead review, maxi hama beads, my first hama beads

Circles

November 13, 2011 by

The hospital I would prefer to give birth in (actually the only one I’m prepared to give birth in) is about to be taken over by a company called Circle; in fact, it will be taken over in the same month (quite possibly the same day) that Marmite is due to be born). This is […]

Filed Under: Birth, Pregnancy After Loss Tagged With: birth, birth after neonatal death, caesarean birth, emergency caesarean, natural birth, planned caesarean, vbac

Cuddle Proofed Crochet Classes

November 9, 2011 by

I love this little you tube crochet class on how to make a baby hat, something I’m hoping to have a go at in the next few weeks. I’ve learned lots about knitting and crochet by using video clips and the girls have used them too. I’m left handed and for some reason, I just […]

Filed Under: Crochet Tagged With: crchet help video, how to make a crochet baby hat, persil comfort pure, persil non-bio

Edit: Erase: Airbrush

November 8, 2011 by

People don’t mean to be cruel. They don’t mean to hurt me, or us. What they want is to save us pain. It’s easy to be accidentally tactless of course, because what was like a barrel of boiled oil poured on ready flayed skin to me, is to every one else just ordinary every day […]

Filed Under: Freddie, Grief, Thinking Tagged With: how to help a friend when a baby dies, what not to say when a baby dies

Finished it Friday: Knitted Scarf

November 6, 2011 by

I’ve gone from not quite knowing what to faff about at with knitting (and being deeply engrossed in a book series) to suddenly having lots of things that need knitting and not much time to do it in! Having concluded that my inability to make up cardigans rather inhibits clothes making, I went back to […]

Filed Under: Creative Every Day, Knitting & Sewing Tagged With: adriafil yarn, broken rib stitch, knitcol 049, knitcol picasso, knitted scarf with pom poms., multicoloured yarn

25 Weeks Pregnant

November 4, 2011 by

*warning – baby photo at the bottom* One of the biggest changes in this pregnancy from really any other, is the difference in all the relationships surrounding it inside this house. When I was pregnant with Freddie it felt very much that the girls were aware, in a different way to they ever were when […]

Filed Under: Pregnancy After Loss Tagged With: 25 weeks pregnant, coping with birth after infant loss, marriage after child loss, mental health after losing a baby, pregnancy viability, relationships through child loss

Halloween Pom Pom & Window Art

October 31, 2011 by

Here follows a post which proves I will always be a family blogger before a nice organised mummy blogger or crafting blogger – or even a business blogger. I always end up doing crafty blogs in real time so people can come and look at them a year later 😆 Last week, a collection of […]

Filed Under: Arts & Crafts, Autumn Crafts, Knitting & Sewing, Photos Tagged With: easy halloween crafts, easy wool crafts, gel pens for window pictures, halloween crafts, halloween pom pom crafts, pom pom crafts, window art

The Tommy's Five Point Pregnancy Campaign Round Up.

October 29, 2011 by

A while ago I did a blog post about the Tommy’s Campaign promoting Healthy Pregnancy. I’ve been woefully slow getting to my round up and handing out of prizes. I’m sorry about that. I’ve been needing a little more head space and a little more down time – and I made a decision to try […]

Filed Under: Pregnancy After Loss Tagged With: Tommy's 5 Point Pregnancy Plan

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