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Tips to help Nocturnal Mums to better sleep
When you become a parent, it suddenly becomes hard to remember what a good night’s sleep, a full eight hours, actually felt like. Feeding throughout the night, night’s full of tears, of teething, of croup, all these things mean that real sleep can feel like a thing of the past. And this doesn’t really change as they begin to get a little older and pass the baby/toddler stage. Joe is now 10, visits the toilet at least twice each night, sometimes has night terrors or and can still sleep walk. I find that with the exception of an odd, much needed lie-in, I never get more than 5 hours sleep…
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Creating your child’s perfect bedroom
A question – do you have children? Yes? Another question – when was the last time you had a good night’s sleep? For many parents, a good night’s sleep is that elusive beast that is very much dependent on whether your child sleeps well. So many children find it difficult to sleep the night in their own bed, making their way into yours once, twice, sometimes three times in a night. What to do about it? A good way to help children stay in their own rooms is to create the perfect bedroom space. Making the bedroom somewhere where they want to spend their time is really important, and can…
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5 Simple Yet Thoughtful Ways To Celebrate Mother’s Day This Year
With Mother’s Day gently approaching us, it is the time of the year when your mum needs to be reminded how amazing she is. Although we should remind her that every day, expressing your love and gratitude for your dear mother on this special day is imperative. Well then, how do we do it? Most other children go on with the normal routine of Mother’s Day cards and gifts. While cards and gifts are essential, what else can you do to make this day special? Let us tell you. During this time of the year, most kids and adults are looking for interesting Mother’s Day ideas to make their mums…
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