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Me and Mine – November 2021

30/11/202130/11/2021
Me (holding a photo of Jessica), Thomas, Sophie and Daddy sitting on our bed

November has gone by in a bit of a blur. One of those months of juggling an ever-increasing to-do list, grabbing moments of family time in between work, school and the various activities that are part of the weekly routine. Family time in November has been all about the little moments. Mornings when Sophie and… Read More

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What can you do at LEGOLAND with little children?

29/07/202128/07/2021
A Lego model of Windsor Castle with the England men's football team in front and a banner saying "Well done England"

LEGOLAND Windsor has always been a favourite place to visit with my children. We used to go regularly in the days before Jessica started school thanks to having a preschool pass. There are plenty of things that younger children can enjoy there. We took Thomas for the first time shortly before his third birthday and… Read More

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Friday Focus 11/06/21 – Gentle

11/06/202111/06/2021
The word 'gentle' in lilac

It’s been a week of needing to be a little more gentle with myself, particularly with my husband being away working for a few days. We decided to have an overnight stay at “the moon” (Jessica’s name for Premier Inn) near my mum’s house last Friday and spend Saturday catching up with my family.  … Read More

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Review – Springaling craft box

17/04/202116/04/2021
The contents of the Springaling craft box showing a variety of different activities

Disclaimer – I was sent a complimentary craft box in return for an honest review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.   Sophie and I love doing crafts together so when I was invited to review the Springaling craft box from G Clark Hellery Design, I couldn’t resist! The craft box was full of… 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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