If you know your way around an airport or a train station then you've probably seen a Trunki Suitcase. They are such an ingenious idea and I've been really excited to give it a full review and find out just what makes it the best-known ride on suitcase for kids - winning over 100 awards… Continue reading Trunki/Yondi Review
Author: Amy
Wife & Mum of 2; Jason born and died 29/03/15 and Ellie born 01/11/16.
Hoping to break the silence around baby loss and the journey of parenting a rainbow baby one blog post at a time.
ChocFace – Review
Is there anybody who doesn't love receiving a chocolatey gift? Birthdays...chocs, Valentines...chocolates, Anniversaries...chocolate covered strawberries...Mothers Day...chocolates with your face on them! Do you ever get the feeling you buy the same supermarket chocolates over and over again? How about a change... I recently received a custom "make your own" photo chocolate box from ChocFace which… Continue reading ChocFace – Review
Greater Skies – Review
In our house stars are extremely meaningful; I look to the brightest star every night before I go to bed and I just know somewhere by that bright star is my boy. I guess when you've experienced a significant loss like I did you cling on to "something" that can relate to them, for some… Continue reading Greater Skies – Review
Lapland Mailroom – Review
I remember writing letters to santa as a child, sitting with the Argos catalogue and circling all the toys I wanted santa to bring but I dont remember santa ever writing back to me. Its so much easier with all the latest technologies available to keep the magic of Christmas alive and its clear in… Continue reading Lapland Mailroom – Review
Baby Loss Awareness Week 2020
For 5 years I have supported BLAW, or tried to. I have a habit of getting very overwhelmed with the things others do to raise awareness and end up feeling like I haven't done enough, like once again I've failed Jason for not doing "more" and I end up giving up and really only remembering… Continue reading Baby Loss Awareness Week 2020
Doughlicious Gourmet Cookie Dough – Review
I love baking, it's something i've enjoyed doing for many years but being a busy, full time working Mum/Wife/Sister/Daughter/Friend/Influencer means I rarely get time to even think about baking let alone doing it. During lockdown I loved being able to have the time to bake with Ellie, she loved making cupcakes and cookies. However I… Continue reading Doughlicious Gourmet Cookie Dough – Review
Jump In Trampoline Park – Review
Two weeks ago we were invited to our local Jump In Trampoline Park to show off their amazing facilities and put their COVID-safe park to the test. Our local Jump In is in Shrewsbury, Shropshire so the review is based on our experiences at this park. In order to keep control of the numbers, we… Continue reading Jump In Trampoline Park – Review
Granny Franny’s Big Red Bus Review
Granny Franny's Big Red Bus is the first children's story written by TV producer Sonia Beldom - who in 2018 fulfilled her life long dream of qualifying as a bus driver! Sonia decided to write this book to raise funds for bus-related charities during COVID-19 and we've been given a copy to read and share… Continue reading Granny Franny’s Big Red Bus Review
Goodbye Speedy
A car is just a car - until it isn't. For me my car isn't just a sign of my freedom and independence but it holds so much more meaning than that. I don't tend to get sentimental towards objects very often, I'm not a horder and once something has lived it's life or run… Continue reading Goodbye Speedy
Teddo Play
Being a qualified HLTA (higher level teaching assistant) and a SEN support assistant for the past 12 years means a lot of the play I do with Ellie is very structured and has some element of learning to it. It's never intentional but even she has learnt that Mummy plays school and Daddy plays with… Continue reading Teddo Play
