A blog by a witchy book lover that loves to rant about politics and diet culture
Disclosure: I received some samples of Humbles bamboo brushes, snuffle babe and fish oil in exchange for this feature. Evie was back to school for 3 days before coming down with a sickness bug in the early hours of Sunday morning, the first weekend of the school year. Then I got ill and then of course Adam and Felix were unwell. It was horrible and not the start to september anyone of us wanted. We are now faced with Adam returning to University and I want to make sure he is doing ... Read more
With a young baby in the house one of the things I've been trying to do is find a washing detergent that works for all the family. I've recently been trying out the Ecover ZERO range thanks to recieving a sample as it's supposed to be great for sensitive skin containing 0% fragrances and 0% colourants. I received the sample of Ecover ZERO liquid non-bio in exchange for this feature. Ideally I am wanting to be more eco concious so I'm interested in brands that have a eco ... Read more
This is a collaborative post. Visiting Bophut as a Family for a beachfront holiday I love travelling and there are so many beautiful places I want my children to see around the world. When it comes to travelling with children you feel like you sometimes have to compromise with beautiful places for family friendly however with a little digging and a bit of research I think you can find the best of both worlds. I know when it comes to travelling with my family I want to experience ... Read more
This is a collaborative post Planning a family garden party is a lovely way to get together over the summer holidays. You don't need a reason to have a family garden party either it can just be a nice way to make the most out of this lovely warm summer we are having. Family garden parties do not have to be an expense either, it's something everyone can equally contribute to to make sure the whole family have a really lovely time together. My parents usually have a lovely family garden ... Read more
I have always had big boobs. Always. From about the age of ten. It's been a huge burden, something I've been bullied about, teased and sexualised because of from a young age. My bust size has made me self conscious, it's affected my ability and confidence to breast feed and it's made bra shopping an absolute nightmare. I have never liked my boobs. Clothes shopping has always been hard and I've only been measured three times, once during pregnancy, and I think only once was it ... Read more