My friend talked me into joining a restorative yoga class. She’s the type of person that falls asleep anywhere so I was skeptical when she extolled all the virtues, including sleep benefits. … More Restorative Yoga – a New Experience
Yoga has been my exercise of choice the past two years. I had just started my first class when lockdown hit, and all in-person activities ceased. Thankfully yoga transferred well online, so I didn’t miss out. … More Yoga, my survival tool during lockdown
Mom’s 5 study tips as junior cert looms. With pressure on here’s what we’re doing #studytips … More Mom’s 5 study tips as junior cert looms
This mid-term we took the kids to Base entertainment centre and had such a great time I thought I’d share our experience. Trying to occupy kids on a wet and yucky day when they are bored of being stuck in the house and miss the social interaction with other kids can be hard. We live in the country and have been neck deep in DIY over the past couple of weekends so time for family fun was on the cards. … More Mid-term break – entertaining the kids
looking for fun ways to teach your child to count now school has started. This rhyme is fun, and relatable so it helps with memory. It can be adapted to each child and acted out by parent and child… … More Learning to count
‘Back to school,’ the most dreaded phrase in most kid’s vocabulary. If I think back to my own childhood it usually heralded the last precious weeks of summer freedom, late nights, no homework, every day a Saturday. more… … More ‘Back to school’ blues
So your colleague works in another country. You know each other quite well but you’ve never actually met them face to face. You’ve shared jokes via teleconference , you even know their kid’s names. What do you do when you finally do meet them in person? Hug or handshake? certainly not an accidental punch in the chest and a hybrid hug like this girl here did. read more… … More Workplace culture dilemma – to hug or to handshake
Night time rhyme introducing toddlers to nature, seasons, colours. Nanny’s garden. Every season has its colours
pink to misty grey
Nanny’s garden has it all
and changes day to day
read more.. … More Playing in Nanny’s colourful garden
Our two year old was diagnosed with DDH – developmental dysplasia of the hip at birth.
She spent the first six months in a harness before moving into a brace which kept her hips secure in their socket… more … More DDH diagnosis – bracing for the journey ahead…
Night time rhyming story for toddlers. Molly loves driving in mommy’s car, they drive to the shops both near and far…
… More Molly’s adventures
Mom in a whirlwind... 
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