This photograph reveals a completely random parenting moment. As you can see, it is a colander containing a pair of Toddler Adams’ socks. The randomness of this collection of objects struck me as very amusing. I have no idea why she decided to take her socks off, place them in a colander and transport this
After several months of writing the occasional blog post about men’s style, I’m delighted to reveal that I will shortly be launching a second blog dedicated to men’s style. This is not, however, a solo venture. I have teamed up with the fragrant and elegant James Brooks, a designer, SEO specialist, occasional blogger and all
I was looking back over my recent blog posts and noticed I hadn’t written much about Toddler Adams recently. Having recently hit the age of two, I thought I’d let you all know how she is getting on. There’s no denying that Elizabeth has always been a little more demanding that her older sister. I
Mums and dads; why do they not really socialise together? This is a question I’ve been asked a few times recently (albeit not quite in those words). Firstly, let me clarify something. It’s a very blunt statement to say mums and dads don’t socialise. In my world they do, but I think us stay at
I’ve seen and read your blog posts and I have a declaration to make. It’ll probably get me in trouble, but who cares. As a stay at home dad and as a man responsible for running this household, I want it known that I am just as capable as running a messy, untidy home as
