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Surviving Toddlerhood: Summer Edition
Because raising a toddler in summer is like herding cats… in a heatwave. Hello summer! The season of sun-kissed cheeks, sticky ice cream fingers, and the ever-present chorus of “I’m boooored!” If you’re a parent of a toddler, like me, you know that summer isn’t all beach days and barbecues—it’s also about finding creative ways to keep your little whirlwind entertained without losing your sanity (or your wine stash). 0% wine in my case – more on that coming soon! To help you embrace the fun of summer instead of dreading it, here are my top tips, easy-to-follow activities, and more. 1. The Backyard Beach Can’t make it to the…
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Emma’s Diary Feature: Why I hate the term: Terrible Twos
Partnering with Emma’s Diary has helped me reach so many prospective parents, newborn mums and toddler handlers – I love hearing your feedback and support, thank you! Working with this platform is one of my proudest writing achievements and I love having the opportunity to tackle controversial subjects. This blog post is a controversial one: I HATE the term: terrible twos. Thank you Emma’s Diary for giving me this platform to share my innermost thoughts. I’ve spoken before about phrases I hate as a parent – and terrible twos is certainly one of them. As the mother of a wild two-year-old, I can tell you that most moments are in fact the opposite of terrible. Toddlerhood is a wild ride…
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Celebrating the Magic of World Book Day
It’s that time of the year again – World Book Day! World Book Day is Thursday 7th March 2024. Let’s gather ’round and celebrate the joy, wonder, and magic that books bring into our lives. World Book Day isn’t just any ordinary day; it’s a global celebration of literature, storytelling, and the power of imagination. There’s something truly special about this day that brings people together from all walks of life. As a toddler Mum, I know the importance of reading, enjoying books and exploring characters in literature. It’s something that I am hugely passionate about and I feel like I’ve already got a little book worm on my hands.…




