Probably like many other parents of toddlers, we are going through the ‘I’m so independent, I don’t need you to help me and when you try and help me I’m going to cry lots like the end of the world is coming’ phase! We have also stepped into the ‘yesterday that was absolutely fine but […]
Dear Zachary, I wish that I could take away every ounce of pain, discomfort and sadness that you ever experience. There is nothing harder than seeing you sad, nothing worse than knowing you’re not feeling well and that I can’t make it better. Today, when you were crying inconsolably, when there was nothing your daddy […]
Dear Zachary, I wish that I could take away every ounce of pain, discomfort and sadness that you ever experience. There is nothing harder than seeing you sad, nothing worse than knowing you’re not feeling well and that I can’t make it better. Today, when you were crying inconsolably, when there was nothing your daddy […]
There’s a heck of a lot of talk in the press, on television and radio shows and on twitter today following the release of new advice by ‘NICE’ in which it warns of the increased risks of SIDS when co-sleeping. I am not an expert. I am not going to use references, facts, figures and […]
There’s one thing for sure and that’s that Zach is a daddy’s boy. If I think about it (and look at the photo above), he always has been, but more so recently, everything is about daddy. It pretty much goes like this: Me: Let me put you in the highchair Zach: Daddy do it Me: […]
In my experience as a mummy so far, there are two types of repetition in the life of a toddler. Type one The general day to day activities. Get up, get ready, get dropped off at nannie’s/nursery, mummy goes to work, mummy leaves work (he knows to expect her shortly), mummy picks toddler up from […]
There’s one thing for sure and that’s that Zach is a daddy’s boy. If I think about it (and look at the photo above), he always has been, but more so recently, everything is about daddy. It pretty much goes like this: Me: Let me put you in the highchair Zach: Daddy do it Me: […]
