Disclosure: This post contains paid links. We’ve never really done Mother’s Day in my family. And I’m pretty sure my mum is happy about this fact (Jenny? Now’s the time to own up!). I’m not entirely sure why, though think it probably has something to do with the commercialisation, though …
This is a Book Week post for the Mother’s Day theme. For most people, having your first baby is a voyage into the great unknown, a turning point after which your life will never be the same again. When Will I Sleep Through the Night? is a beautifully written account …
This is a Book Week guest post from Becky Goddard-Hill (no relation!) of Baby Budgeting and Book reviews for mums. How to Afford Time off with your Baby (vermilion 2009) by Becky Goddard-Hill My book is all about budgeting from pre-pregnancy to pre-school. Based on my own experience so of …
This is a Book Week guest post from Amy Lane of Cooking, Cakes & Children. My love of baking started when I was very young and I was inspired by my Mum, Grandma and Great Grandma who all loved baking. As I was growing up my Mum always baked cakes …
This is a Book Week guest post from Becky Goddard-Hill (no relation!) of Book reviews for mums and Baby Budgeting. Complete reviews can be found at Book reviews for mums. The Expectant Dad’s Survival Guide by Rob Kemp (What to expect when she is expecting) I have read of few …
This is a Book Week guest post by Hazel Gaynor of Hot Cross Mum. She tells us about her new eBook that she’s recently published – a perfect Mother’s Day gift, perhaps? Why did you decide to self-publish your ebook? Two years ago, I didn’t know what an ebook was, …
This is a Book Week post for Sunday’s theme of Mother’s Day. This is the last day of Book Week. I hope you’ve all enjoyed it – do go and read over the rest of the week’s posts if you haven’t seen them yet. This evening, I’ll be putting up …
