mummy. wife. teacher. blogger.
A couple of weeks ago we were in Italy on holiday and one evening, while in the apartment earlier than everyone else thanks to a sleeping baby, I started browsing Facebook. Scrolling through a lot of noise, my attention was drawn to a post from The Baby Show (who I have been following since falling [...]
Violetta is now 16 months and travelling with her now is a whole new ball game! Her Papa's extended family live in a rural town near Rome in Italy and it was finally time to take our little lady our there to visit everybody. Before we left I decided it would be best to pack [...]
What do you do when you know you have it in you to do great things, affect people's lives in a positive way through your work and build a successful company that can grow as you do, but you can't work out how to find the hours in the day to do it? If you [...]
Since her first birthday, Little V has decided that sleeping at night is totally overrated. She's never been an amazing sleeper, but I've never complained about having to get up two or three times a night to resettle her for another 4-6 hour stint. It's always been a case of a cheeky little feed and [...]
The Story of the Birth of Little V. To begin with let me give you a little bit of context. I had a very unusual pregnancy. Due to a catalogue of pre-existing autoimmune conditions, I was placed under the high risk team at St Thomas’s Hospital in London. Early on in the pregnancy I became [...]
This morning I was super tired when Little V woke up, and decided we'd have a little snuggle in bed and watch a show. The first children's programme I got to was Channel 5's Milkshake and the show currently playing was Peppa Pig. We've never watched it before but I've been aware of all the [...]
There's been a huge hype in the news and online this week about the letter that has been sent home from a London school, requesting that the children do not dress up as footballers, pop starts or famous you tubers for their 'My World of Work Day' as these are 'great ambitions, but so hard [...]
