Hobbies to try as a couple in 2021
Jan 04 2021
Sharing hobbies can be a great way to communicate, create a stronger, intimate connection, and sustain a fun and interesting relationship. While we don’t need to share every one of our interests with our partners, it’s nice to have some things we enjoy doing together. Finding hobbies as a couple can be an exciting way of widening our horizons to take advantage of sharing our interest. It enriches the fun in the relationship and makes it stronger.
A guide to making sure our kids get the right education, no matter what stage of life they’re at
Jan 04 2021
How to raise independent children
Dec 28 2020
Parents raise independent children by presenting the children with the necessary life skills to live independently. The road to independence starts when the child is younger, and parents present them with new responsibilities. By finding the best combination of strategies, parents can raise children that create wonderful lives and can take care of themselves.
The best Christmas Show of 2020! Sleeping Beauty Panto review
Dec 26 2020
I miss going to the theatre and live events. If you want to watch the best Panto this Christmas, then opt for this contemporary version of Sleeping Beauty. The West End comes to our homes in the form of a Sleeping Beauty Pantomime that has certainly saved my particularly tough Christmas. This is the best Panto I have ever seen in my life. Seriously good, West End style production with gags full of double meanings aimed at both children and adults. Even some of the slapstick dances are hilarious. I haven’t laughed so much in a long time. Best show of the year by far. Gags include references to Trump, shopping in Uk shops and other funny relatable events. What makes this production more appealing to young audiences are the contemporary songs’ arrangements such as Despacito or other ‘80s disco tunes. The music will bring together audiences of all ages. What I love about the vibe of this show is that it was filmed pre-covid and shows people hugging and lots of togetherness and happiness that theatre used to bring us. Let’s hope this is a great reminder that arts need to be supported to stay alive. 10/10
To watch this Pantomime CLICK HERE the viewing period closes 11.55pm on 3rd of January 2021. Your code will be valid for 4 days from your first viewing within this period.
Closure of Popular Mother and Baby Groups During Lockdown Breaks Mental Health ‘Lifeline’ for New Parents
Dec 26 2020
New study reveals 4 in 10 UK parents with newborn babies felt unsupported by local health services during lockdown. The nationwide closure of popular parent and baby groups during the most recent lockdown has sparked a backlash from parents with newborns across the UK, who rely heavily on this social interaction and health support during what is a difficult and isolating time for many new mothers. The study, which was independently commissioned by nationwide baby group franchise Baby Sensory, polled several hundreds of new parents across the country on their views around the closures of these essential support groups. The study revealed that despite removing what is a vital lifeline for 95% of new parents polled, 4 in 10 say they felt unsupported by their local health service throughout the lockdown period.
It’s good to listen
Dec 25 2020
Whilst 2020 has been a time of upheaval and reflection for many, what did we really learn from our children during these unchartered times? Children know more about themselves and our world than we often give them credit for. It was therefore wonderful to observe the comfort and ease felt as they returned to nursery after the first lockdown earlier this year.
The sheer strength of the relationships, the friendships they had built and the familiarity of the environment made the transition back to nursery much smoother.
Interestingly, Covid-19 became a background noise for many children. Once they arrived at nursery, they just wanted to get back and play with their friends and be in a safe cocoon.
