Are you a panicking parent or a calm carer?
Jul 12 2021
If you’re a working parent wondering how you’ll survive the summer school holidays, new research shows you’re not alone!
The approach of the long summer school holidays can bring out different feelings for different families. While some parents and guardians look forward to spending more time with the children, others can be slightly nervous about how they are going to keep the kids entertained for such a long stretch, especially if they’re having to balance work demands at the same time.
Start your morning right and you can have a brilliant day – here’s how
Jul 08 2021
I don’t know about you but, these days there are some mornings where I’m not even sure of how far into the week I am. Like so many, I’m working from home. The old routines of getting up, getting the kids ready, breakfast and getting off to work have all but gone and like everyone else I am not sure if this will have changed by the end of June.
But regardless of restrictions that are still in place and the changes that will eventually come it important to manage our mornings. And the best way to do that is by embracing the ‘micro-moment’ – tiny little manageable interventions that can make a huge difference.
Helpful tips before travelling abroad
Jul 07 2021
Moving in and out of your country is a great experience. You might decide to travel with your friends or family or alone, but the experience is one to live for either way. Before going abroad, there are a few things you need to check.
If you are travelling abroad for work, it would be wise to confirm with your company the trip details. Also, inform your family before leaving the country and make arrangements on how the daily operation will go smoothly without a hiccup.
There is a checklist of the things you need before crossing the border. Keep reading to learn what you might need on your trip.
Travel with kids: Lincoln, the best kept secret in England
Jul 07 2021
Art exhibition review: Paula Rego at Tate Britain 7 July – 24 October 2021
Jul 06 2021
This week, Tate Britain opens the UK’s largest and most comprehensive retrospective of the work of Portuguese artist Paula Rego (b.1935). Rego is uncompromising in her extraordinary imaginative power and redefined figurative art as well as revolutionised the way in which women are represented. The exhibition tells the story of Paula’s remarkable life, highlighting the personal nature of much of her work and the socio-political context in which it is rooted. It reveals her broad range of references, from comic strips to history paintings. Featuring over 100 works including collage, paintings, large-scale pastels, drawings and etchings, the show spans Paula Rego’s early work from the 1950s to her richly layered, staged scenes from the 2000s. I loved this exhibition which deepens my knowledge of this artist and her talented family including Rego’s husband and painter Victor Willing and their son and filmmaker Nick Willing. I had the pleasure to meet them a few years ago at a retrospective about Victor Willing in Hastings.
4 Tips to make your child’s first birthday party unforgettable
Jul 02 2021
Congratulations! Your baby is going to be one soon! It marks the end of one year as well as the beginning of a new phase in your baby’s life. So celebrating your infant’s special day is as obvious as finding snow in Siberia.
However, you may be overwhelmed with where to start and how to organise things to make the day special. So we get you; we are here to help!
In this article, you will find some amazing tips to celebrate your baby’s first birthday party.
Have a look.
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