One-Step Trick to Stop Your Kids from Interrupting You

How many times have you been chatting with a friend only to be interrupted by your kid telling you that they saw a dog or about a car that just drove past? Constantly being interrupted can be frustrating and if done in public can be quite embarrassing at times. Mum  and blogger, Kate from An Everyday…

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All About Reflux

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Seeing your baby in pain after feeding is one of the most upsetting things in the world – but there are many ways to treat reflux. When born, babies’ digestive systems are immature, and so spitting up, or posseting, is common. Reflux is when the swallowed milk comes back up into the oesophagus or mouth…

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The best advice my mum gave me

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Mums are always right, whether we agree with them or not, they always know what to say and when to say it. Over the years my mum has given me some of the best advice that I hope to pass onto my little ones someday. 1. What you say about someone else says more about yourself…

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Two glasses of red wine before bed will make you skinnier

We’ve always been told that red wine is good for us but we never cared enough to ask why, we simply asked for another glass of Merlot. According to two recent studies from Washington State University and Harvard Medical School, wine might just be the secret weapon to losing weight. Here is why — there’s a polyphenol called resveratrol…

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Yummiest summer purées for baby

Spring is in the air, and with a new season comes new recipes – even for baby! Brighten your day and baby’s plate with these healthy, colourful, and easy to make purées. Broccoli and Pear Purée What you need: 1 large organic Bartlett pear, washed, peeled, cored and chopped 1/4 head of organic broccoli, washed…

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Calpol’s Let Kids Be Kids

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Despite all the nostalgia about the freedom (and hot summers) we had as kids in the so-called innocent Seventies and Eighties, recent research as part of Calpol’s Let Kids Be Kids survey revealed that the majority of today’s parents believed that their children’s childhood was better than their’s. The research revealed that two in three…

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