There’s nothing I love more than a craft which features pom-poms, because it means that Arlo will love it. There are so many different ideas for fillable baubles – this is simple and so effective…. so here’s another easy Christmas craft for you to try along with us. For this project you will need: Transparent … Read more
This project was created using a design bundles Resource which was gifted to us for the purposes of a previous blog. This is my favourite winter themed craft project so far, just because with the addition of lights it really does look magical. I love paper craft and sitting and folding with my hands is … Read more
I bought these log slices for crafts ages ago and I’ve had them stashed for what seems like forever. Using these log slices for Christmas decorations seemed like the most obvious place to start. I found a reindeer log slice idea on design bundles for a previous sponsored blog post and downloaded the SVG file … Read more
Looking for a simple and fun Very Hungry Caterpillar craft to do with your little ones? This easy egg box caterpillar activity is perfect for preschoolers and early years children, especially if you’re reading the beloved Eric Carle book or watching real caterpillars grow at home. We’ve been keeping a close eye on our Insect … Read more
Our twig christmas tree project was a hit, and I love the hygge interior style – but you know me I love a bit of sparkle. After using gold leaf in previous projects I just had to see how it would turn out on pine cones too – one more easy Christmas craft to add … Read more
Paper chains are the perfect decoration for any occasion but they never last long, especially outdoors. So here’s a new way to make them. You will need: A4 Felt sheets Velcro dots Scissors Marker Ruler This really is as simple as it sounds. Lay the felt landscape and use the ruler to draw lines about … Read more
Would you believe it if I told you this candle was made from scraps? Probably not but it is…. I love having pillar candles on my fire place and as the wax drips I’ve always just plonked another candle on top as I love the effect. This week has begun the slow transition from autumn … Read more
Our little spitfires were made during our busy VE Day celebrations, using toilet rolls and a bit of scrap cardboard. You will need: One loo roll Cardboard Paper fastener Masking tape Scissors or scalpel Paint First things first you need to cut your wing, propellor and fail shapes out of some scrap card. I used … Read more
This is a really simple Christmas star paper craft which creates such a beautiful effect. A great way to use sheets of scrap book paper too…. one of many easy Christmas crafts to try along with us. For this activity you will need: A five pointed star template Sheets of 12×12 craft paper A ruler … Read more
These lovely little birds were made out of spare scrap book paper – we usually make these as a Christmas craft but as we have a lot of time to spare then we thought we’d try these one rainy day. You will need: Cardboard Scrap booking paper (double sided pattern) Craft paper Scissors Bird template … Read more
This blog post has been sponsored by Font Bundles Sending Christmas cards is a bit of a fading tradition, but for us it’s a chance to get started on a mammoth craft session. Something to do on a rainy afternoon. I like to get Arlo involved with an array of craft materials and we just … Read more
This was a really simple Sunday afternoon activity, as part of our bird themed activities it only seemed right to make something to hang in our garden for the little robin who visits every day. You will need: Cardboard Peanut butter Bird seed Hole punch Twine I chose to use our wooden shapes as stencils … Read more
This is a really simple craft activity which will be enjoyed by kids of all ages. You will need: Toilet roll Paper plate cut in half Paint PVA glue Bits and bobs Googly eyes Small yellow felt or card for a beak When I say bits and bobs, you can use pretty much anything you … Read more
Planning a holiday as a single parent can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. After putting off an international trip for years, I finally took the plunge and booked a package holiday to the Algarve with my seven-year-old son. In this post, I share how I simplified the planning process, found the best deals (including Jet2’s single parent discount), and tackled common worries like budgeting and solo travel logistics. If you’re a single parent dreaming of a stress-free getaway, this guide will help you take that first step toward an unforgettable adventure.
From one single mom you can rely on for speaking her mind, take it from me, if she’s giving you the time of day, you’re probably already in her good books. Single mums don’t have a lot of time to spare, so if she’s texting you between school runs or juggling her kids’ schedules to … Read more
The West Midlands is a fantastic region for families looking to enjoy some splash-tastic fun. Whenever there is a heatwave expected there’s always a rush to find the perfect place for the kids to cool off. From thrilling water parks to delightful open air splash pads, and more high octane adventure parks, there’s something for everyone … Read more
Planning a trip to Devon Cliffs Haven? Discover everything you need to know before you go, including facilities, nearby attractions, food options and top tips from our family stays at this popular South Devon holiday park.
Bread rolls are a staple in many households, and they can be a great addition to any meal. Whether you’re looking for a quick snack or a side dish to accompany a meal, bread rolls are a great option. But not all bread rolls are created equal. To ensure you’re getting the best bread rolls … Read more
December changes how people think about generosity and shared responsibility. Homes glow with seasonal lights, and family traditions feel stronger. Many give because generosity feels closer during emotional holiday moments. Others give because hardship becomes more visible during colder months. Yet once decorations come down, an important question quietly remains. What happens to Christmas donations … Read more
Slow internet can feel extra frustrating in a city as fast-paced as New York. Here, a stable connection isn’t just a convenience. Rather, it keeps everything running smoothly, from remote work and online classes to entertainment and smart home devices. Yet, many New Yorkers still deal with buffering videos, dropped calls, and painfully slow uploads. … Read more