Robin Red Breast – My Sunday Photo 091218

- Over 40 and a Mum to One 12 Comments
Robin Red Breast - My Sunday Photo 091218

Robin Red Breast – My Sunday Photo 091218

Project 365 2018 Week 49

- Over 40 and a Mum to One 13 Comments
Project 365 2018 Week 49

Project 365 2018 Week 49 Days 336 Sunday 2nd December – Day 336 We caught up with some chores in the morning and then had roast dinner.  In the late afternoon we headed over to Blenheim Palace to join a couple of Oxfordshire Blogger families to enjoy the Cinderella Experience… Continue reading »

How to Be a Successful Work from Home Mum

- Over 40 and a Mum to One Leave a comment
How to Be a Successful Work from Home Mum

disclosure:  this is a collaborative post There are many mums working from home who have varying amounts of success with balancing these things, but here are a few of the tips that have been passed on, see if any of them could help you. Work Out A Schedule Where children… Continue reading »

Berry the Elf in 2018 – days 1-7 #elfontheshelf

- Over 40 and a Mum to One 3 Comments
Berry the Elf in 2018 - days 1-7

I still can’t quite believe we’re in December, but my son has been counting down the arrival of a certain little elf for weeks.  So here is the first instalment of our adventures with Berry the Elf in 2018 – days 1-7. 1st December A tricky one as my son and… Continue reading »

Feeling festive with Christmas at Blenheim Palace – invited to review

- Over 40 and a Mum to One 9 Comments
Feeling festive with Christmas at Blenheim Palace

As you all know, Blenheim Palace holds a special place in our family’s heart.  We’ve visited so many times over the last eight and half years, made so many memories too.  At the weekend we added to those memories and started feeling festive with Christmas at Blenheim Palace.  Last year we’d… Continue reading »

10 Ways To Inspire Your Kids To Learn

- Over 40 and a Mum to One Leave a comment
10 Ways To Inspire Your Kids To Learn

disclosure:  this is a collaborative post Kids tend to show early signs of not wanting to learn. They may be reluctant to read and may switch off when asked to solve mathematical problems. Inspiring your kids to engage with learning at an early age is important – as they get… Continue reading »