Today I am helping to celebrate the launch of the brand new children’s magazine “First Friends” a magazine designed to inspire and entertain toddlers aged 2-4. This week we were sent a couple of copies for the girls to have a look at and I have also got 5 copies up for grabs for my lovely readers! The girls love a magazine they usually get one every Sunday so this little mid-week treat was very exciting – they loved recognising all the characters on the front cover! Maisy was very independent with hers aged 4 she could get on with most…

Hello and welcome back to Kids’ Corner week 10 – how fast has that gone!!! Big big thank you to everyone who has linked up to our linky so far your support has been amazing. As busy mums, the lovely Katy from What Katy Said and I created the #KidsCorner linky as a place for us to share all things kiddy related, whether that be fashion, crafts, recipes, reviews or just what you guys have been up to recently. We are mums who love our children and we want to share and find inspiration from you and your wonderful kids…

Hello and welcome to this weeks Sunday stars, I am hosting with the brilliant Heledd from Running In Lavander we’re bringing you another chance to link up all your brilliant post for us to have a read, I can’t wait I really do love hosting this linky and reading through all your posts it’s so inspiring. This linky is designed to create a place where everyone can shout about their favourite posts and gain some extra readers along the way, link up anything you’re really proud of. Last week I was hosting with the lovely Katie at Mami 2 five as always we have…

In a world of children’s nutrition, health messages can be confusing. From 5-a-day, to sugar taxes and even vitamin deficiencies, it can be hard to ensure children are receiving all the key nutrients they need, and none of the artificial additives that they don’t need. Confusion is clear across the country; recent research of 10,000 UK adults from the Health Food Manufacturers’ Association found that 59% are not giving vitamin supplements to their children, with 64% believing their children get enough nutrients from their normal diet alone. In contrast, England’s chief medical officer, Prof Dame Sally Davies, claims that all…