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#30DaysWild 2018 – Week 3

23/06/201822/06/2018
Sophie taking a closer look in the garden with her magnifying glass

#30DaysWild is a nature challenge run by the Wildlife Trust. It aims to encourage people to connect with nature through doing wild activities every day throughout June. We joined in with this for the first time last year and thoroughly enjoyed it. The girls and I learned so much about nature and enjoyed doing various… Read More

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#30DaysWild 2018 – Week 2

16/06/201817/06/2018
A bumble bee on the pyracantha

#30DaysWild is a nature challenge run by the Wildlife Trust. It aims to encourage people to connect with nature through doing wild activities every day throughout June. We joined in with this for the first time last year and thoroughly enjoyed it. The girls and I learned so much about nature and enjoyed doing various… Read More

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#30DaysWild – Simple nature bracelets

11/06/201811/06/2018
Sophie showing off her finished nature bracelets

One of my favourite things when taking part in #30DaysWild last year was combining getting out and enjoying nature with doing some crafts. These pretty nature bracelets are easy to make. Sophie had fun looking around the garden and deciding what natural items to use to decorate hers.     You will need: Paper Scissors… Read More

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#30DaysWild 2018 – Week 1

09/06/201812/06/2018
Pink sorrel in the garden

#30DaysWild is a nature challenge run by the Wildlife Trust. It aims to encourage people to connect with nature through doing wild activities every day throughout June. We joined in with this for the first time last year and thoroughly enjoyed it. The girls and I learned so much about nature and enjoyed doing various… Read More

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#30DaysWild – Making toilet roll bird feeders

07/06/201811/06/2018
A bird feeder made from a toilet roll tube covered in peanut butter and seeds

#30DaysWild is a month-long nature challenge run by the Wildlife Trust. It aims to encourage people to connect with nature by doing something wild each day through June. This is our second year taking part. Our wild activity for day 4 was to help feed the birds in our garden. These bird feeders are made… Read More

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#30DaysWild – Looking back on a month of wild adventures

01/07/201703/06/2019
Jessica and Sophie with their rainbow nature hunt sheets and sitting under a den in the woods

We’ve enjoyed taking part in #30DaysWild for the first time this year. Having plenty of outdoor time is something I’ve always tried to encourage. #30DaysWild has helped give more of a focus to our outdoor activities. It’s not always been easy. Trying to make time for a wild-focused activity has been challenging at times –… Read More

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#30DaysWild – Making the most of the outdoor moments

30/06/201703/06/2019
Sophie hooking one of the plastic ducks

Our outdoor time for the final day of #30DaysWild hasn’t been quite so wild. It’s been all about snatching little windows of time to enjoy some outdoor fun in what has been a very hectic day. We spent much of the day at the hospital for Jessica’s latest cardiac check-up and then had a quick… 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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