Back to North Devon
When I was growing up, I used to visit North Devon with my family every summer. When I was really little, we’d pitch a tent and camp on a resort in Ilfracombe, but my parents eventually invested in…
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HomeHalo: Restricting internet time and content for 6-11 year olds
At 6-years old, I feel my son is still a bit too young to have an iPad of his own. However, we do allow him to use the house iPad some afternoons after school and…
Chessington World of Adventures
Last weekend, we were invited by Mumsnet to spend a complimentary day at Chessington World of Adventures. The resort includes a zoo, theme park and sea life centre, as well plenty of rides and attractions to…
Dulwich Festival Fair
There is so much I love about where I live. From the tree-lined streets and pretty parks, to the bustling high street and plentiful pubs. Museums, acres of estate land, and a world-famous gallery, which is…
Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 2
So, Bella is a vampire. The first thing she sees when she opens her vampire red eyes is her husband, Edward. She is looking remarkably well for someone who just 2 days ago gave birth,…
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1
After a slight misunderstanding with the tickets (I did not order enough, whoops), we made it to Westfield Vue for the 5.40pm showing of Breaking Dawn last night and managed to buy an extra seat.…
Perform Parties
When Zachy and I were invited to attend a Perform party in Central London, I assumed it was just to experience a children’s themed party where we would have such a fabulous time, that I’d…
The Help – a film review
The second thing I thought when best blogging buddy, Richmond Mummy, invited me to be her plus one to a special mummy blogger screening of ‘The Help’ at the swanky Covent Garden Hotel was ‘WOW,…
I Don’t Know How She Does It – a review
‘Do you want to go and see this film and then bitch about it after?’ I typed to Victoria ”Yes, I would watch that then bitch’ she pinged back a few moments later. So off…
In the Night Garden Live Show – a review
A review in pictures, because there are no words… Needless to say, if your child likes watching the TV show, they will LOVE watching the Live Show. As you will too. You can view the…
Horrid Henry film premiere – a review
Yesterday, I was lucky enough to attend the Horrid Henry film premiere at BFI Southbank. There are many perks to keeping a blog, being offered freebies in the hope that you will write nice things…
‘The Making of Us’ by Lisa Jewell – a book review
In a hospice in Bury St Edmunds, a man called Daniel is slowly fading away. His friend Maggie sits with him every day; she holds his hand and she listens to the story of his…
