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 think the image and caption above say it all; this week Toddler Adams celebrated her second birthday. The picture shows the little mite enjoying her birthday cake. Elizabeth had a wonderful day. We spent it with family friends Aunty Sarah and Uncle Andy and their two kids. Thanks to Andy and Sarah for the
Martin was having trouble deciding which bottle of wine to open. His gut reaction was to be extravagant and go for the expensive bottle of Bordeaux. Only thing is, it was Wednesday and this seemed excessive. All he wanted to do was anaethsatise his brain before going to bed. No point going for something too
Today is Bring in Your Parents Day (#BIYP), an initiative backed by social media network LinkedIn (today being 6 November, 2014). The idea is that you take your mum and / or dad into work so they can get a better understanding of what you do for a living. It also gives you an opportunity
If I told you I knew of an online piggy bank for children that taught them about money management AND that could improve their behaviour would you be interested? If you still need a bit of persuasion, what if I told you readers of Dadbloguk have the chance of winning a £50 payment if they
