I’m sure I can’t be the only parent who has felt enormous relief at the recent change in weather. The kids have been asking to play in the garden and at the end of the school day I’ve taken the kids to play in the park. Pictured here is Helen having a marvellous time in
Towards the end of the Easter break I had an idea. Having had a superb day trip to Calais with my eldest daughter last summer, I thought we should return. This time, however, Mrs Adams and Toddler Adams would come along, as would our very good friend Howard and his daughter Lottie. Unlike the former
Here we have a picture of Toddler Adams on a woodland walk. There are two things to note about this picture. Firstly it was (just about) warm enough for her to wear a hooded top instead of a coat, a sure sign spring is here. Secondly, she is surrounded by wild garlic. Sniff hard enough
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 this half-term draws to a close, I have to concede that it has hit me very hard. I mean really, you should see the state of this house. Simply because the children have been around more than usual, it has been torn apart. I’ve been doing this stay at home dad thing for a
