With it rapidly approaching a year (can you quite believe it?!) that we have had to live what could never be considered to be a normal life, I thought that it would be nice to share some positivity, specifically around why colouring in can be considered good for you!
Ever since becoming a mother myself I have developed a new found respect for both of my parents but specifically my mum (just the fact that she carried and birthed twins fills me with awe!).
If I cast my memory back far enough I can still remember the rumble of excitement before Valentine’s Day wondering if I was going to get any cards that year or how many kisses there would be inside or who would it actually be from?! While for me it is a little more predictable now seeing as I am married, it doesn’t mean that I don’t want to recreate a little bit of that excitement, I mean why the hell not?! So seeing as you can't take your Valentine out for a fancy meal or whisk them away for a romantic trip this year why not pull out all the stops with your card instead to show your love. Luckily for you...
As you may know from my previous posts it is no secret that I am a big fan of a handwritten card, enjoyable for not only the recipient but the sender too. On the 23rd of January it is National handwriting day and so I thought in homage to this I would write a post all about handwriting! It is something that the majority of us can do, what’s more I imagine that 99.9% of you can’t even remember learning how to do it, you just sort of do (although I’m sure any reception teachers amongst you would know all about what is involved with how kids learn to write!). Grayson has just started learning how to write all the...
