Nobody would have imagined we’d still be dealing with social distancing and lockdowns now when the coronavirus first entered our lives. But while we wait for vaccines and things to improve, meeting up with many of our friends and family and travel plans are on hold. While you might not be able to physically meet with your friends and family, there are plenty of ways of keeping in touch with them and show them that you care. VIEW the POST
I thought it would be a good idea to post some ideas for Secret Santa 2019, these are ideally for work colleagues or if you have a group of friends. I find it really hard to buy for these things sometimes as this year I have absolutely no idea who the person is I am buying for at work. But I am up for the challenge none the less. Here's what I featured last year. VIEW the POST
Ever since the first escape room opened in 2007, they have spread from Japan to Eastern Europe to the United States. The rooms are great for bonding with friends and corporate team building. I absolutely loved it. You may be thinking of hosting an event at one of these rooms, but wondering what exactly they entail. Are they dangerous? Will someone be able to participate if they are physically challenged? Is an escape room appropriate for children? The answer to all of these questions is yes. Escape rooms are safe, accessible and fun for the whole family. It helps to know a bit about what to expect before you make your first visit.
The new school year is upon us, which means parents are breathing a sigh of relief after being constantly occupied by their children for the span of the summer holidays. While the school terms bring their own unique forms of stress and strife, they’re a chance for parents to relax into a routine, following some of their own pursuits a little more closely than they could over the summer. If you’re a mum or dad looking to unwind while the kids are at school, check out the four tips provided that’ll help you to unwind, relax and enjoy a kid-free space.VIEW the POST
As a parent, you learn to look out for your kids over the years and it is important that they are ready for any situation that life throws at them. Going off to university can be quite an overwhelming experience for a lot of people and if your child is planning to do this in the near future, then you should do all that you can to help them prepare. I remember the moment my Mum and Grandma left me at uni, I was a mixture of excitement, nerves and sadness. In this article, we are going to give you some tips on how you can get your child ready to leave for university. Make sure to keep reading if you’d like to find out more.VIEW the POST
Weddings are fantastic affairs. The kids can play with their friends and distant cousins and you get to catch up with everyone. Plus, of course, you usually end up with some wonderful family photos. But, getting everyone for that great family occasion can be a bit stressful. There is a lot to do and think about, but provided you are organised and start early you can relieve some of the stress.
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