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Author: Louise

Word of the Week – Acceptance

09/10/201430/06/2015

After last week’s rollercoaster week, I’m pleased to say that this week has been a better one, perhaps due to a sense of I’ve finally accepted the need for ask for help and admit what I’ve suspected deep down for several months, that I have postnatal depression. Accepting that telling myself that tomorrow will be… Read More

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Wicked Wednesday

08/10/2014
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Sophie is signing

07/10/2014

At the beginning of August, Sophie received a certificate at our Tiny Talk classes for doing her first sign and last week she received the next certificate – for being able to do five different signs. She can now wave, clap and sign ‘milk’, ‘mummy’ and ‘all gone’. Being able to sign really helped Jessica… Read More

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Babywearing – my journey

06/10/201428/03/2017

This week is International Babywearing Week and I have set myself a goal to finally master a back carry for Sophie. I’ve tried a couple of times to wrap her in a back carry but each time got as far as getting her on my back and then struggled to secure her before she got… Read More

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Silent Sunday

05/10/201420/11/2015
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Black & White Photography Project Week 13

04/10/2014

Linking in with PODcast on the Black & White Photography Project:

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Fun in the garden

03/10/2014

We’ve been enjoying these last few days of warm weather and sunshine by spending lots of time out in the garden and enjoying a new outdoor toy – a Little Tikes Coupe that a friend was selling. Jessica loves these cars and one of the highlights for her of her last trip to hospital was… Read More

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I'm Louise, mummy of three - Jessica, forever six, who was born with half a heart and lives on in mine; and heart-healthy Sophie (born 2013) and Thomas (born 2018). I blog about living with grief after child loss, crafts, days out and the little moments of family life.

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