Author: Claire You may have read in a previous post about my return to work being on the horizon. I promised to come back and write about the journey and since it’s been 2 months and I’m back into the routine of a full time working mum, I’m back to tell all. To give you [...]
Author: Gemma In a months time my Little Devon will be 18 months old and a fully fledged toddler. I know I repeat myself a lot when I say, I just don't know where the time has gone. So much has happened in what feels like a short space of time, we have all learnt [...]
Author: Jane Adjusting to life with two under two If you’d have told me 6 years ago I’d be running my own Reflexology business and have two children under two, I’d have quite frankly scoffed, rolled my eyes and probably got really annoyed at your positivity! Back then, I’d already been through 3 IVF cycles, [...]
Author: Vikki Vikki has found her own happily ever after Here I am, with my beautiful daughters… both with big blue eyes, blonde beachy hair and taking the world in their stride. But here it is, what so many automatically see... a big age gap. Here lie the assumptions of what that must mean and [...]
Author: Claire From the outside, being part of a mother’s group just looks to be a chance for the mum to drink coffee and natter while babies sleep. I think the only time I enjoyed this perk was at the end of a baby massage class for a sacred 15 minutes before having to attempt [...]
Author: Claire It was day 2 in the hospital when a fleeting comment was made; "Austin may have a slight tongue tie". Not having a clue what this was or meant and very sleep deprived I didn't think to question the remark further. I struggled on and attempted to breastfeed while my little boy would [...]
Author: Gemma Before I had Devon stories about children never really moved me. I'm not emotionally dead I just never related to the parents or the child in question. But now.. Wow thats changed! When Madeline McCann disappeared in 2007 I would have been 21 and at the height of living life precariously, I can't [...]
