It’s summer! Which means lots of fun in the sun. But UV rays can be harmful to you and young children especially. While you and your family are enjoying this lovely weather, make sure to keep your family protected from the sun. Here are some sun safety tips. Tip 1 – Keep cool The sun reaches…
4 sun safety tips for the whole family

Why you should spend time with your partner without the kids

Becoming a parent is a massively life changing experience. Of course you are prepared for your life to be different, but did we expect ti would change this much? Complete occupation Parents will find themselves completely occupied by their newest arrivals. However, experts are saying this is not an advisable route for partners to take.…
Tips to encourage hand washing in children!

Potty training has it’s own struggles, none the least of which is making sure everything goes into the right place, if you catch my drift! A remaining issue with potty training is making sure the little guys wash their hands properly, and that this happens without fail after going to the toilet, before eating or…
Your hospital bag checklist

One of the first big jobs you need to do when pregnant is prepare the contents of your hospital bag checklist – that’s when things get REAL! We look at what you need to know, and get the inside track from mums who have been there. On your first appointment at the hospital, you would have been handed a long…
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Tully – Official Trailer released

Coming soon to Cinemas check out the trailer for this “perceptive” take on motherhood Would you watch it ? Do Night Nanny’s exist in Ireland ? Join our facebook poll on night nannys and join the discussion Theron’s performance keeps Tully’s warts and all portrayal of motherhood on course, even when the film’s plot mechanics…
Slapped Cheek Syndrome: What you need to know

Slapped Cheek Syndrome is a common viral infection also known as Fifth Disease. Its most common symptom gives it its name: a bright red rash on both cheeks. Slapped Cheek Syndrome is caused by parvovirus B19, and it’s estimated that 50-80 per cent of all adults have had it at some stage. It’s known mainly…