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January 01, 2017

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Grow Your Own Veg with innocent

innocent are well know for their smoothies and drinks packed full of fruit and veg, so they are the ideal partners for Grow It Yourself this spring. As you know, we are keen gardeners and love getting the girls involved in growing produce, even in our tiny patch. so we were delighted to be asked to help promote the innocent Big Grow.

The Effects of Light on Young Children's Sleep and Win a Lumie Bedbug Nighlight #win #competition @Lumie_lights

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Family Days Out: CBeebies Land at Alton Towers #review #AltonTowers #CBeebiesland

A few weeks ago we visited CBeebies Land at Alton Towers in Staffordshire. We first visited a few years ago, but the girls didn't really remember it, so they were very excited. Getting there is a bit of a trek as it is right out in the countryside, but it is well signposted and a pleasant drive. Although I can't help but feel sorry for the residents of the village of Alton with such heavy traffic passing through for much of the year!

Win a £50 Boden Voucher to Update Your Wardrobe

Huge congratulations to Sylvia, the winner of our luscious Easter prize!

So what else do we have for you to win? How about a £50 Boden voucher to help update your spring wardrobe?

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Have you booked your holidays yet? Whether you're off on a city break or a beach holiday or just staying at home, the summer sun is a great excuse to buy some new clothes. This summer it's all about brights and bold, usually floral, prints. But don't be too trend-led. Drag your summer clothes from the back of the wardrobe, assess and invest in a few key pieces to update what you already have. You can always get some fun cheaper bits from the high street.

Reluctant Housewife Meets Cleaning Schedule

I may have mentioned (more than once!) not being over-keen on household chores, and in fact I would dearly love a cleaner to float in once a week or so to do the lot. Unfortunately, in the real world that is far from a possibility at present, so Steve and I muddle through it together. We only have a few rooms to do after all, but even that proves a challenge for two anti-cleaners, so we have devised a cleaning schedule.

Beware The Tiger Mum Who Came to Tea!

We've all met them, from the cradle upward, those super-competitive mums who have little Franny or Alexander enrolled in Mandarin classes at 3 months, put their names down for the best preps the day after birth, force feed them the Greek classics on audio book from age 2, and have every hour of every day scheduled with activities for the next three years. Ah, the tiger mum!

How to Start Children Gardening #gardeningwithkids #gardening #parenting

Gardening is such a lovely hobby, and one you can introduce children to at the earliest age. Sophia is our keenest gardener and has been busy watering, potting up and growing seeds since she was two. As we said recently, when growing seeds with innocent, growing their own vegetables and fruit is also a great way to introduce children to new foods, and the ideal way to instil healthy eating habits. They are far more likely to try something they have grown themselves, and demonstrating the connection between soil and food is essential. Not sure where to start? Read our guide to how to start children gardening.

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A few weeks ago we visited Madame Tussauds Blackpool and found it much more interesting than the London version! There was so much that was of interest to the children, more characters they recognised, and a much more relaxed vibe than the over-crowded, tourist-field version down south, which seems more interested in 3D, 4D, etc etc experiences and away from its roots. So why was Madame Tussauds Blackpool so good?

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