I had forgotten the frustrations way back when Little Bean started school, you dress them all up in their shiny new school uniform, take proud photographs of their first day at school and when you pick them up a few hours later, their uniform looks like they have been wearing it for a year already!! … Read more
We are not living in the 1980s, when greed was good and the only thing of importance was oneself. That way of thinking has thankfully changed and the children of the 80s are now teaching their own children the virtue and importance of thinking of others. Not just about money However, although people are more … Read more
Tomorrow is the day that Little Bean, my Mum and I will join the Pink Army in the fight against Cancer at Burghley House in Stamford. According to the weather man it’s going to be a wet one but we’re not going to let that put us off, we will be there raising as much … Read more
I told you back in March that Little Bean and I will be doing the Race for Life again this year along with my Mum and thousands of other ladies making a stand against Cancer. Well I’m pleased to tell you that our training is well under way and we are really looking forward to … Read more
As Leapfrog Bloggers we were proud to be asked to take part in the Race for Life again this year. Little Bean still talks about the day we dressed in pink and did ‘the long walk’, her Medal still hangs with pride in her bedroom and gets taken into school periodically for show’n’tell. For many … Read more
It’s that time again where we join together in a formidable stand to raise money for those living incredibly hard lives in the UK and across Africa. For a limited time only, the Persil Small & Mighty will be swapping it’s usual green dosing ball for a red one making the bottle into a funny … Read more
Darlo is a new ethical babywear brand with a difference. For every item Darlo sells from their 100% organic cotton range, they donate a whole week’s worth of meals to a child in India.
The family of one-year-old Hattie Seymour, who has just been diagnosed with acute lymphomblastic leukaemia (ALL) are urging members of the public to join rugby star Kyran Bracken and take part in ‘Hattie’s Haka’ as she undergoes chemotherapy to fight the disease. One-year-old Hattie Seymour from Leigh-on-Sea in Essex, was diagnosed with acute lymphomblastic leukaemia … Read more
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