As part of the Blogger Board Game Club, our game for this month was Codenames, it is for 2-8 players aged 10+, so a perfect game to play with the teenagers, or a group of adults. Players split into two teams of similar size and skill, a standard game requires a minimum of 4 players … Read more
After so many amazing bloggers joined in with #Blogtober16, i’ve decided to do it all over again! 31 new prompts, for each day of October, don’t worry there are a couple that are similar, so if you did take part last year, you may be able to tweak some and link them up! For those … Read more
In June last year, Tyrus got an official diagnosis of ASD, you can read how I felt at the time here, so, what has happened in the last 15 months ? At the end of July 2017, Tyrus eventually got his EHCP put in place, something that was written in his notes from the paediatrician, … Read more
All of our children adore books, and right from any early age they have shown a keen interest in the world around them, they read anything and everything from Fairy Stories to books about the human body. This week we have been looking at a new book by Tracey Turner, called Facts! One for every … Read more
Now that all the children are in education pretty much full time, I have decided that it’s time to start doing up the house. I have already promised Xene that the girl’s bedroom will be painted a different colour from the bright yellow left behind by the boys, by the time she comes home for … Read more
This year, with all the children no longer needing mum 24/7 I have been able to get back into one of the things I enjoy, gardening. For my birthday Asa and the children bought me a lovely wooden greenhouse, some people may think its not very romantic, but I love it! This year I have … Read more
One of the things that people notice when hosting a party is the dessert. Yes, that is right. Most especially on a birthday party, desserts are like an addition to the decoration of the reception area. And when it comes to desserts, a traditional cake is no longer as popular as it was before. Nowadays, … Read more
Organising a children’s party can often cause an undue amount of stress, resulting in headaches over their increasingly extravagant ideas and unrealistic expectations. Of course, it is important for the little ones to have a good time and enjoy their party, but at the same time. An element of realism must be introduced in order … Read more
The children love trying out new family games, particularly if they are suitable for different ages, and an added bonus is if they can be played outside, so when we were asked if we would like to test Wobbly Worm from Spinmaster, we couldn’t wait! Here is what the description says: Can you hoop the … Read more