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Baking the easy way with children and Stork plus Cherry and Almond Muffin Recipe

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There is one activity that I couldn’t wait for Little Bean to be old enough to take part in with me and that’s baking.  I had always done baking at home with Mum when I was a little girl and I wanted to share that with Little Bean too.  I very often save it as . . . → Read More: Baking the easy way with children and Stork plus Cherry and Almond Muffin Recipe

A new food for Little Bean – break open the champagne!!!!

As you all know, Little Bean is not really an eater.  Our journey through food from weaning to now has been stressful to say the very least.  Every now and then we have little tiny breakthroughs but to be honest we haven’t really had one of them in a very long time.  That said, I . . . → Read More: A new food for Little Bean – break open the champagne!!!!

“He looks like a nice boy!”

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As you saw from my post on Monday we found out that Little Bean didn’t get the preferred Primary School that we would have liked for her.  It’s pretty much all I have been thinking about this week, should we appeal, shouldn’t we appeal, I know that she will fit in anywhere . . . . . . → Read More: “He looks like a nice boy!”

School admissions: The news we didn’t want!

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So last week I posted that we would be finding out this week if Little Bean had been accepted for the out-of-area Primary School that we so desperately wanted for her.  Last night we logged on to the system to receive our offer, I took one look at the screen saw the name of . . . → Read More: School admissions: The news we didn’t want!

Why does a good day go so wrong?

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Today started off really well, I woke up feeling good and the children seemed to be in really good spirits.  My cousin was coming to visit for the day and we were looking forward to go out for lunch and having a catch up.  The children were really excited when M came played nicely . . . → Read More: Why does a good day go so wrong?

This time next week: School Placements!!!!!

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It only feels like yesterday that I was patting my growing bump wondering who the little person was inside was going to be.  Boy, girl, blonde, brunette, redhead, brown eyes, blue eyes, green eyes . . . it was all a mystery and very exciting.  So it’s hard to believe that already we have . . . → Read More: This time next week: School Placements!!!!!

Today I wanted to trip a child up!

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I swear I am a magnet for horrible children, well perhaps not so much me but my children are (not horrible, magnets I mean!).  This morning we visited our local Soft Play centre to meet up with some friends and their children.  Our boys are all 18 months old now so we were able . . . → Read More: Today I wanted to trip a child up!

100/366 - Our Easter fun in pictures . . .

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Easter cards for the family . . .

Sparkly eggs for the windows . . .

The window decorations are finished and in pride of place in the play room

Erm, naughty Mummy forgot to buy a hat for Beanie Boy to decorate!

The results of . . . → Read More: 100/366 – Our Easter fun in pictures . . .

097/366 - Reward charts work!

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For a little while now we have been struggling with Little Bean’s behaviour, she’s not overly naughty she just chooses not to listen to instruction, she whinges and she can be an argumentative little so and so when it comes to playing nicely with her brothers so after talking to various parents we decided . . . → Read More: 097/366 – Reward charts work!

Three steps back?

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It is almost one year since we began potty training with Little Bean and she did amazingly well, within 2-3 weeks she had got it sorted in the daytime and within 2 months was also out of nappies at night.  We were so proud of her and she was extremely proud of herself.  All . . . → Read More: Three steps back?

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