What’s your ultimate comfort food? I have a long list, but the crisp sandwich always comes out on top. Problems at school, broken hearts, hangovers and the itch of the late-night pregnancy craving; is there anything a crisp sandwich can’t solve? When I was younger, my mum used to make them for me as an…
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Aldi Food: What To Buy And What NOT To Buy At Aldi
Read moreAldi Food: What to Buy And What NOT To Buy At Aldi Do you buy your food from Aldi? I’ve been reviewing Aldi food and testing our what to buy and what NOT to buy at Aldi. Here’s Our Aldi Food Swap Review Where do you do your food shopping? For us, like for many…
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For sale – house buying and selling with a toddler in tow
Read moreFor sale: one small child, located halfway down the tree-lined streets of toddlerdom. New build, sunny facing aspect. Potential for imminent upwards expansion. Energy rating; uses lots of it, but does need constant refuelling. Special features – the ability to turn a tidy house upside down in an instant. Asking price? OIRO two good nights’…
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Making a big meal out of lunch with Warburtons
Read moreThis is a sponsored post from Warburtons… When I worked in an office, lunch was a Big. Thing. A major event. The focal point of the day. We’d often start thinking about where we were going to go and what we were going to have right after breakfast. I worked in central London, so you…
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The 5.30am workout for parents
Read moreWhat 5.30 am looks like… I read an article the other day about a US entrepreneur who credits the secret of her success to getting up early every day to be in the gym for 5.30am. Since doing so, she’s completed three triathalons and is now on track for solo world domination. Since becoming a…
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Top UK Baby Names- The Official ONS List
Read moreWhat were the top UK baby names? What were the top UK baby names and the most popular boys and girls baby names in 2012? The Office of National Statistics has just released the top 100 figures for last year. The most popular names were Harry for boys, Amelia for girls (maintaining the top spots…
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Five random things my toddler is obsessed with
Read moreWhen I was pregnant, I envisaged all the toys our baby would have. Wooden, organic, ergonomic and tastefully painted, they’d all be from Sweden or somewhere similarly stylish. Then I had the baby and we quickly realised that what babies are actually fond of is anything brightly coloured and made of plastic. Especially if it…
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