Me and Mine: February 2016
Well, I can’t say I’m too sad to see the back of February. It’s never my favourite month; it’s so cold and it feels like it’s been winter forever. This Continue Reading →
Monthly Archives: February 2016
Bump diary: week 19
I’ve not really written much about my feelings about this pregnancy since I wrote in my week 5 update that I felt as though we had made a huge mistake. I Continue Reading →
Low sugar carrot cupcakes for Easter
As much as I enjoy Easter and want to introduce little T to some Easter traditions, toddlers and lots of sugar aren’t a great mix. So I’ve come up with Continue Reading →
What will my birth be like?
As part of my Birth and Beyond series, I thought I would try and answer the question, ‘what will my birth be like?’ I found some interesting statistics about birth in Continue Reading →
Living in the present: dementia, my family and me
I wrote a while ago about a visit to my Grandma, but I’ve not mentioned my other Gran on here until now. I visited her this weekend with my parents Continue Reading →
Birth and Beyond
As you might be aware, S and I are expecting our second baby this summer. I’m someone who likes to be fully informed about everything, I truly believe that knowledge Continue Reading →
Bump diary: week 18
This week I had a group physio appointment for ladies with pelvic girdle or back pain in pregnancy. The physio gave advice about correct posture and exercises to improve core Continue Reading →
Bump diary: week 17
How can I be 17 weeks already?! It’s terrifying how quickly this pregnancy is going, I’ll be halfway before I know it! It’s hard to savour every minute of what’s Continue Reading →
55 sleeps
Yesterday S left for South Africa and will be away for 8 weeks. It’s the longest time we’ve been apart in 12 years. He gets back the day before little T’s Continue Reading →
Bump diary: week 16
This week I felt the baby move for the first time! It’s such an amazing feeling. I was lying in bed and then, there it was, gentle bubbling and fluttering Continue Reading →