Rules of Soft Play (Unabridged)

The full version of that small print you never have time to read… We accept no responsibility for your children, their behaviour, tantrums, or inability to hold their bladders. Please leave your shoes and dignity at the front desk. You

Two for the Price of One

Weirdly, my own words just popped up in my Facebook timeline by way of this egreetings card which has a quote from my blog post on Things Not To Say to a Twin Mum! Kinda cute

D- in Parenting: Must Do Better

The fundamental problem with ‘parent blogging’ is the slippery-slope of only writing the good stuff; you risk looking like a deluded Mary Poppins fantasist, when in reality most days you wonder how anyone manages without a large wine by lunchtime.

Humane Culling the Facebook Way

Does your Facebook timeline make you wince? Are blasts from the past intruding in your present? Then it’s time for a routine Facebook cull. Selectively managing your contacts from time to time doesn’t have to be a bad thing. If

The 10 Superior Skills of the Twin Parent

I had a cracking comment recently on a post I wrote called Things Not to Say to a Twin Mum. Cracking in the sense that I read it, snorted with laughter and hit delete with a flourish. Basically it was

Dear Union…

Dear Union Representatives, I wonder of you can help me and my fellow workers with our work related problem. We are in a job where we work a minimum of 100 hours a week (without opting out of the EWTD)

Welcome to Playgroup: AKA Speed Dating for Mums

Is it your first time here? New baby? New to the area? Well sit down, have half a cup of lukewarm tea and meet our mums… I’ve been to a lot of playgroups in the last few years and I’ve

Fotoshop by Adobé

http://vimeo.com/34813864

Saw this via Twitter recently. This should come free with every womens' magazine!!

Things not to say to a twin Mum…

So, you see some cute twin babies in the street/shop/supermarket… how lovely! Their mum probably looks a bit tired and in need of a helpful supportive comment? Think again! We may smile sweetly, but this is what we are really