With the Women’s FA Cup coming up, now is the perfect time to celebrate women and girls’ football. A season of great football will culminate in the SSE Women’s FA Cup Final at Wembley on Saturday 4th May – an exciting outing for all the family to see a top class footballing spectacle. We held…
This week I created a delicious Massaman Curry inspired by our family holiday to Thailand last year. I love holidays for the exposure to new tastes and ideas when it comes to food. It is far too easy to get into a rut when meal planning, of the same old tried and true dishes so…
The last month saw Mental Health Awareness Week. As a SEND parent, as with most parents, I’m often focused more on my kids than myself. Bringing up kids can be stressful but the facts show that bringing up a child with additional needs are more likely to struggle in some areas including that of stress…
In our Twitter chat on Monday (11th March) mothers of all age children discussed how we raise our boys and girls with respect to #MeToo issues. As expected, comments were thoughtful and thought-provoking. We were definitely channeling Whitney Houston – “I believe the children are our are future Teach them well and let them lead…
Last month I asked everyone what kind of spender are you? It seems a natural progression to now ask how you pay for the things that you do spend your money on. There is more to it than that. Recently I wrote post questioning is cash dead? The reason for this is with bank branch…
What do you think of Valentine’s Day? Is it a day to celebrate art of romance? Or just another ‘event’ day that has been commercialised to death? Here are six perspectives from six different dads. Overpriced and multi-coloured flowers Mark from Big Man in the Woods expresses what I think many men (and women) feel…
