A mum reviewing Children's Theatre across the country
Age of Kids - 2 and 5 Like most parents, I’ve been to my fair share of farms over the years. I mean, who doesn’t love a farm!? But last year we discovered one we’d never visited before, and I thought it was about time I shared it with you all. Standalone Farm isn’t the … Continue reading Review – Standalone Farm, Letchworth
Age of Kids - 2 & 4 Age of Adults - Still in our 30s when I wrote this (just) I’ve been meaning to try out Wrest Park for ages, but, to be honest, I thought it was a little pricey for the whole family. But now my big boy is back at school, it’s … Continue reading Review – Wrest Park, English Heritage, Silsoe
Age of children - 7 years (& 2 months)Age of adults- 41 years (& 3 months)…and every other adult he comes into contact with) Rating - 1.5 stars I recently attended a life event - my baby boy turning 7 - which Im afraid I’m going to have to give a very low star rating. … Continue reading Review – baby boy turns 7, actual real life event
Age of kids who attended: 7 and 4 years Age of adults who attended: 42 and 41 years & 2 months Tell me there’s a flying granny in anything and I will DEFINITELY be there with bells on. Add in a school teacher who makes fun on the parents before the show even begins, a … Continue reading Review – Aidy the Awesome, Childrens Theatre
Let’s talk about fear. The world is a very scary place. But even more so as women. Even more so as mothers. As daughters. As grandmothers. As aunts. As god-mothers. As wives. As women we live with fear in our hearts every day. Every time we walk down a street alone. Fear walks with us. … Continue reading I Won’t Let My Daughter Grow Up with Fear in her Heart
When I became a mum, lots of things came as a huge shock. The lack of sleep. The need for a routine. The changes in my body. The lack of sleep (wait, did I say that one already? I’m so tired)! But, I think, the biggest shock for me was how invisible I suddenly felt … Continue reading Don’t Lose YOUR Voice Because Your a Parent
(Warning: this post should be read with your sarcasm goggles firmly strapped on) So, there we go! Another half-term done and dusted. It was so great to have a break from the norm of being at home entertaining the children, to spend another bloody week at home entertaining the children. In fact, I thought I … Continue reading Five not-so-awesome things we got up to over half-term
Recently, I turned 40! Yep, I’m one of those lucky, lucky people who got to celebrate a BIG birthday during lockdown… WOOOHOOO! (Please read the aforementioned ‘wooohooo’ in the sarcastic, bitter way in which it was intended). I know, I know. There are much worse things in the world than having to celebrate turning 40 … Continue reading Eight things NOT to say to someone celebrating a BIG birthday during lockdown
My heart feels heavy today. Because this is the day the wonderful sense of community that has built up over the last few months - the one really positive thing to come out of this whole stinking mess - has been knocked down with three simple words… ‘report your neighbours’. Throughout lockdown, it was our … Continue reading Don’t Knock Down The Community We Have Built
When I became a mum, lots of things came as a huge shock. The lack of sleep. The need for a routine. The changes in my body. The lack of sleep (wait, did I say that one already? I’m so tired)! But, I think, the biggest shock for me was how invisible I suddenly felt … Continue reading Mums Voices Are Important Too
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