I have a major love affair with Canada. With Vancouver to be precise. Ever since spontaneously deciding to move there way back in 2010 for a few years, it has firmly implanted itself on my number one spot of favourite places I’ve ever visited. Its stunning natural beauty blew me away back then and still … Continue reading Exploring Vancouver with a 3-month-old
I wasn’t sure whether the idea to take the Caledonian Sleeper from London Euston back home to Perth in Scotland with my 18 month old little boy was a stroke of genius or whether I’d actually lost my mind. My toddler and sleep certainly don’t go hand in hand… I’m still waiting for the time … Continue reading Riding the Caledonian Sleeper with an 18-month-old
Why is it that as soon as you get pregnant and have a baby it’s quite alright to talk about size and weight. Everyone has an opinion – your bump is too small, too big, too high, too low… has anyone ever said to someone your bump looks perfect? Probably not because we don’t really have any clue what it is meant to look like. It’s meant to be how it is. Perfect, for you.
London is amazing for kids. With so many parks and great places to walk, you can easily get around the city with a pram. And it’s a great way to find those hidden spots you’ve never ventured to before. After the first trip to London didn’t go too well, I’m so glad we ventured back and discovered just how awesome it can be.
I imagined my first post about London with a baby being filled with lovely photos of us all relaxing in the parks and taking in the sights. Life doesn’t always go to plan, and probably even more so when you’ve got a baby in tow.
It’s definitely not as easy as 1,2,3 or 4,5,6 but one day it can click. I wanted to write about my ‘journey’ because it certainly isn’t as smooth sailing as midwives make it out to be.
Continue reading Learning to breastfeed – it’s not as easy as 1,2,3
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