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Cocoba Maidenhead: The Mum Club Chocolate Dream We Deserve
Motherhood is magical, but it’s also loud, sticky, and involves a lot of half-drunk babycinos and lukewarm lattes. So when you stumble across a place that ticks all the boxes – family-friendly, stylish, pushchair-safe, AND full of chocolate – you don’t gatekeep, you shout it from the rooftops. Enter: Cocoba Chocolate Café, Maidenhead – aka my new happy place. Pushchairs Welcome, Meltdowns Optional From the minute you step into Cocoba at Nicholson Shopping & Waterside Quarter Centre, you know this isn’t your average café. It’s got comfy seating, dreamy lighting, and a menu sent from the dessert gods – but more importantly, it’s totally geared up for mamas. Wide open…
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Berkshire’s Blooming Beauties: Discover the Top 5 Bluebell Hotspots!
Spring is almost here and we are finally seeing the first signs of it. I am so ready, aren’t you? My favourite thing about Spring is nature, getting outside and the warmer, longer days. A great activity to do with your toddler this Spring is to visit a local bluebell field. Today’s post gives you the 5 top places in Berkshire to visit for bluebell fields. Cliveden I absolutely LOVE going to Cliveden all year round. I’ve spent a few birthdays there simply wandering the grounds, taking in the beauty of it all, and stopping to people watch. My FAVOURITE place to see bluebells in Berkshire has got to be…
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The Winning Post, Winkfield Review
Right now, my idea of heaven is a getting dressed up and heading out for an intimate dinner with my man. It’s a luxury that has been stopped this year, along with others like holidays and seeing family. But when I get the opportunity to enjoy an evening out and let someone to the washing up, I am there! This week, I was lucky enough to visit The Winning Post pub & restaurant in local Winkfield for a review! So, settle in and get ready for some food envy and advice! An Introduction To The Winning Post The Winning Post is the epitome of a quaint English pub. It’s well…
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SJ Forbes Review
Hair care is something very close to my heart, I genuinely think that my best feature is my hair! I love my naturally black hair to be as long and luscious as possible and it’s something I’m known for. Throughout lockdown, my hair thrived – the only part of me that did really. I took good care of it, I used less heat and depended on plaits and braids for work, I taught myself how to curl my hair with straighteners and I’ve never looked back. But lockdown still did me dirty (and I know I’m not the only one!) so when SJ Forbes reached out to me and asked…
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