As I’ve mentioned before, it’s been a hectic time at home recently. We’re preparing for two lots of building work (don’t ask) we’ve been getting ready for Christmas plus, at one time or another, we’ve all caught the lurgy. As a family we’ve spent too much time indoors. This morning the sun came out and,
Over recent weeks I’ve struggled to do much outside physical activity with the kids. The dark nights, poor weather, social engagements and preparations for Christmas have all intervened and made this difficult, despite living minutes away from the glorious leafy countryside of Surrey. Last week, an opportunity presented itself. It wasn’t much of an
I would be the first to admit this picture looks like an accident waiting to happen; two curious little children, stood next to a huge and very muddy puddle created following some recent heavy rain. What could possibly go wrong?
This photograph is a little misleading. It appears to show Toddler Adams nearing the top of a scramble net at a nearby park. In actual fact, she wasn’t. Mrs Adams can sometimes get a bit nervous of the kids when they’re playing on swings, slides and the like. Deciding to have a little fun at
As I mentioned in my previous #SafeToSchool blog post, I am this week going to make an extra special effort to walk, scoot or use public transport when doing the school run. In preparation for this, I did a dry-run on Friday of last week. The journey to school in the morning was great, but
