Even my six-year-old is sick of the nativity this year.
Personally, I can’t wait to see cuteness personified in a bunch of tea towels, crowns, and angel wings. I love watching kids in a nativity. There are the Continue reading
Nativity Fatigue
Author: Anna Robinson
Because You Say So
Maybe you consider yourself an expert in a particular field – sport, IT, astrophysics…or managing toddler behaviour.
As an expert in a particular area, it’s somewhat irritating if a newcomer tries to Continue reading
the day I gave fear a cup of tea
Yesterday morning we headed to school as normal. My eldest son left a few minutes earlier on his bike. After telling one particular child to ‘stay focused’ for the 100th time, the rest of us finally managed Continue reading
When my victories become our victories
Today marks the start of a new season for me as I start Continue reading
In which I confirm that Australia and New Zealand exist in REAL life
Until this summer my connection with Australia and New Zealand has been through random views over facetime, when Rich Continue reading
We. will. play. board. games (and my wrestle with my kids & technology)
Sometimes I think I’ve got a fairly strong Luddite gene lurking within.
I generally feel conflicted when Continue reading
small things with great love 