You might think that having moved to a new, low-maintenance home I am no longer in need of hard-wearing clothing because I wouldn’t be doing DIY or home maintenance any longer. I certainly fell into the trap of thinking this way when we moved here, but it hasn’t worked out that way at all.
I am convinced my children have gone through a growth spurt over the summer holidays. The fact some of Helen’s school uniform is already ill-fitting suggests me theory is correct. With autumn now upon us, it seemed like a good time to see what Vertbaudet had to offer from its new autumn / winter range
Mrs Adams and I have the occasional, shall we say, “discussion” when it comes to my approach to dressing the children. I’m very practically minded and will put them in clothes that are rugged or, if I know they will be playing outside, something a little past its best. Mrs Adams doesn’t always agree with
Aldi is not the kind of place I would ever have considered for buying winter clothing for the children, especially ski ware. Asked if I’d like to take a look at its youngsters’ ski range I agreed, but didn’t expect it to be up to much. It was one of those times I was proved
Socks have been a semi regular issue for this family. If mine aren’t going missing, the kids are. For some reason, Toddler Adams had it worst of all. Some mornings I would struggle to get a pair together for her. In fact missing socks could sometimes be a source of major stress, especially if I
