Only Mum's of Boys Will Understand

A couple of years ago we received a gift for our oldest boy Tommy, they apologised, saying they mistakenly got the "girls version", in other words it was pink. I think I nervously laughed and said it was fine. Really what difference does it make? Tommy didn't mind and still to this day will sometimes play with it and now our youngest boy Fraser plays with it too. Gender is just a thing as adults we put on children. Tommy has both a tool bench and play kitchen, he likes them both equally. One shouldn't be seen as a girls toy and the other as a boys toy, they are just toys.

Giving Your Kids The Best Night's Sleep They've Ever Had

Being a Mum is hard work, especially when your kids just won’t settle down for sleep at night, and you’re simply not sure what to do next. You’ve given them some warm milk, you made sure their dinner wasn’t too early or too late, and you’ve read them all a story to get them into the bedtime mood. But still, they get up from their covers repeatedly, and you’re at your wit’s end.

Eventually they’ll go to sleep, of course, but being able to wait for that moment as a slightly exhausted parent is a struggle. So we need to make sure your children’s rooms, and their beds in particular, are perfect for getting an easy and comfortable good night’s rest! If you make the experience more friendly and your kids won’t have any trouble getting used to a sleep schedule.

She looks like she’ll have a great night of rest. (Image)

Get Ready for Your New Arrival by Preparing the Home

It’s understandable that your mind isn’t really on your home when you’re getting ready to give birth. You have a million other things to look forward to and worry about, but getting your home ready for the new arrival is something that you really shouldn’t ignore. You want your home to be just right for the new baby, and your life will be a lot easier if it is. Here are some of the ways in which you can prepare your home the right way.

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How To Cope When Sick As A Stay At Home Mum

When you think about how life will be as a Mum and in particular as a stay at home mum, you think of looking after your babies every needs, trips to the park and maybe a few other unpleasant tasks that are just part of being a parent. What you don't think about, is what will happen if you get poorly. I've been both a working mum and now a stay at home mum and although both have their challenges, being with your kids 24/7 is not easy, especially when you're not really up to the challenge. There's no days off for sickness, no special treatment, you just need to get on with it.

How To Stay Happy And Sane As A Stay-At-Home Mum

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Whether you chose to be a stay at home mum or circumstances made it the only logical option, adjusting to the routine and responsibilities you have to face can really wear you down. You need to juggle a number of different tasks, keep your children occupied and entertained, and also make sure that you stay happy and healthy. From the moment you wake up to the moment you fall asleep you have something you need to do, and all of this work can start to take its toll. Being a stay at home mum is an amazing privilege, but, with these tips, you can make it a little easier.