My daughter Daisy is a BIG Peppa Pig fan. It is on television most days at home and we have a vast array of toys and characters. Daisy loves the vehicles she has, including the Peppa Pig Jet, and the Peppa Pig Helicopter. I love spending time playing with Daisy’s Peppa Pig toys and figurines and now we’ve got something new to add to her collection – the Peppa Pig Mobile Medical Centre.
When my daughter was first born I didn’t have to worry about the clocks changing. Her routine was non-existent and it wasn’t of concern. I didn’t have to worry about coping with the clocks going forward – not until 2017 anyway! Now the clock changes can have a big impact on our evening routine, and even the start of our day too. Coping with the clocks going back, with a toddler, is something I’ve had to deal with twice already. Today I want to share with you my tips! I enjoy some peace and quiet in the evenings typically. I get a nice chance to recharge my batteries and can keep the money ticking over too for a nice life by doing some work. I’m also able to spend some time on self-care as a parent. I’m going to offer you some tips that I’m going to be implementing for coping with the clocks going back.
Another week has run on by! This means there are only 3 weeks until we go on holiday. Eek! I’ve got a lot of plans in the next few weeks but can’t wait for us to have a family break. The week has zipped by, and has been a good one, despite us all starting to battle colds at the end of the weekend! We went for a family meal, I got lots of work done and it’s been a great week overall. This weeks Living Arrows 43/53 post is now live – hope you enjoy it!
I’m a pretty big fan of cleaning and keeping my home tidy. I like to use microfibre clothes and re-use items as much as I can. Also, when washing Daisy’s clothes I want to use products that are going to be gentle on her very sensitive skin. For Daisy’s clothes I like to use a non-bio detergent, as this is best for her. I still need something that is going to remove the various stains of toddlerhood – food, pee and even poo. Nice. Today I want to share with you information about the Big Bundle of Joy from Nimble Babies, and talk about how I’ve been using the Nimble Babies brand for a couple of years now.
When the colder nights draw in there is nothing I love more than coming home to a delicious slow cooker dinner. Being able to set my slow cooker in the morning, in just minutes, makes me feel productive and organised for the day ahead. Coming home, from work or play, to a hot dinner makes for a more relaxing day. It takes just 5-10 minutes to get this in your slow cooker pot – even less if you skip the browning steps. This easy slow cooker chicken casserole recipe can cook on low all day, or even overnight, or can be cooked on high in just a few hours, for those days when you don’t have time. If you want to get started right away with my easy slow cooker chicken casserole recipe then skip to the end of this post for the full recipe card.
