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It usually starts with something small. Mum takes longer than usual to get back from the shop. Dad rings from a road he knows well, suddenly unsure which way to turn. A neighbour mentions seeing him looking a bit lost. You try not to panic. Maybe it was tiredness, a bad day, or one of […]
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Families often face overwhelming challenges when deciding on senior living arrangements. Emotional strain, conflicting opinions, and concerns about the senior’s independence can complicate the process. Financial considerations and feelings of guilt often add to this burden, making the situation even more stressful for everyone involved. Aging parents or relatives deserve to have their voices heard,
Your primary care provider plays a pivotal role in managing your health and well-being. They are your first point of contact for medical concerns, routine check-ups, and preventive care. Finding the right primary care provider is crucial for building a long-term, trusted healthcare relationship. But with so many options available, how do you choose the
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As a stay-at-home mum, finding time alone can be difficult. As the kids are so used to being with you 24/7, getting any alone time can be a chore in itself. We all need time alone, and this includes your kids and partner too. Having alone time can help you to reset and get things
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There is so much information surrounding Coronavirus that even as an adult it scares me, which is why it is so important to talk to kids about coronavirus but in a way that will not scare the s^%$ out of them. As a parent, I always think it is better that they here age-appropriate information form us rather than hearsay and fear from the playground or fear-mongering from the media.
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Earlier in the year, I posted about how I felt that the body positivity had become hijacked by privileged white cis-gender, straight females wearing size 12 or 14 clothes. It turned out to be a pretty controversial post and I was left feeling silenced and I learned that people do not want to hear about body positivity
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Last year I talked about how I need to be more present in family photographs. How as the families main photographer and keeper of the camera that I tended not to be in many images. So I wanted to update you on how I was doing and also reiterate why mums need to get in
Summer can mean a lot of things. Sun, adventure and above all, fun. However, here is a slight downside to all that enjoyment in that allergies are rampant. Sneezing, sniffling and lack of sleep can lead to increasingly grumpy children! Thankfully, I have some top tips from Joy Richards sleep specialist with online bed retail business
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It’s tough being a teenager these days. Not that it was ever easy. But the world is moving faster than ever, and influences flow in from all sides twenty-four hours a day, bombarding kids with more pressure than some of them can handle. Everything coming in from outside can lead to or exacerbate personal challenges
