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Parenting is a rewarding yet challenging journey that often demands a great deal of time, energy, and emotional investment. In the midst of juggling countless responsibilities, it is so important for parents to focus on their mental wellbeing.

I feel like we all probably ask this question so much, especially of late as we face the cost of living crisis in the UK. We say it to ourselves, our family, the cashier and the kids… basically everyone… as we stand in shock at the counter of a shop or when we receive bills.

When it comes to giving back, businesses have the opportunity to make a real impact on the lives of disadvantaged children in the UK. Little Lives UK is doing some incredible work, and we would love for your business to join in and support our mission!

We do not give my children pocket money at the moment. Often, they are asked if they get any and they say no. It does not seem to bother them [I don’t think anyways!].

As adults we should be doing everything we can to help the children in our lives to be as happy and healthy as possible. This is why we believe that we need to not only offer our support, but also give children the tools they need to protect their wellbeing. Teaching them what it means and how important it is.

The festive season is not only magical but it can be stressful for a lot of people. With gifts, dinner and the rest to think about the pressure to also make the ‘right’ choices can be difficult to overcome. So here are our tips to be a bit more considered in your Christmas choices this year, so while you celebrate you can rest assured you’ve done your bit for charity and the environment without breaking the bank.

Eight weeks to go, and it’ll be time for twinkling lights, warm cocoa, and the magic of Christmas! As we gear up for the holiday season, and the winter winds gradually pick up, how about transforming your kitchen into your own cozy little bakery? Some might perceive baking as a tedious task, but it’s actually far more than that.

Picture this: A cozy living room, flickering candlelight, and a group of wide-eyed kids gathered for a spooky storytelling night, their imaginations running wild with tales of ghosts and ghouls.

From three months after having my second daughter, I picked up home exercise. It was convenient, flexible and helped with time management to be able to turn on a video to follow from home. It gave me the opportunity to fit in a worthwhile, heart rate raising session without having to worry about childcare or a specific time for a gym class.