So today you have reached everything mummy for the final day of the blog tour for the brand new children’s book Zak and Jen’s Astronomical Adventures – Tinsel Town written by the ever so lovely Natalie Page. The girls are big fans of Zak and Jen’s Astronomical Adventures books as already as mentioned in a blog post about our recent reads, they instantly recognised the new book from the distinctive illustrations by Chris Rivers Nuttall when I told them Zak and Jen were off on a christmasy adventure in this story they couldn’t wait for it to be bed time –…

The girls are now at an age where we can sit and play some games, I love the idea of having family games nights (although it’s so cheesy) it’s time to turn the TV off and just have a giggle together. It’s sometimes tricky to know what will work for which ages though, recently we were sent out a couple of games from MegaBleu to test out, a little games night was on the cards! Trickin Camel Game was the first up, as soon at the girls saw it they were keen to get started after seeing an advert for it…

Maisy’s imagination is huge; from such a young age I would find her in her bedroom quietly playing with her toys creating new worlds and adventures, it’s amazing what they actually pick up. With age that imagination has only grown she’s always making up games and different scenarios for her and her sisters to explore. When we were asked to try out some of the toys from the Barbie Dreamtopia range I knew Maisy would be perfect for the job, not only does she have this wild and vivid imagination which ties in perfectly with Dreamtopia she is also a big Barbie…

Lottie was recently very kindly sent the Toddlebike2 to give a good test drive, she always watches her big sisters as they charge off on their scooters and bikes and has been just dying to get involved. She often has a go on theirs and I push her up and down but for a fiercely independent little lady she just needed that little bit more. Lottie was so excited to see her new bike when it arrived and I was so excited to see that it required no assembly it was just remove the tag and off she went, it made…