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When Monday Motivation Needs an Uncomfortable Conversation

I know this is supposed to be Monday Motivation.

Why Athletics Has Become the Focus of Our Summer Term and Holiday

Hi parents, I know I promised to share our summer homework routine much earlier, but if I’m being honest, this summer term has been a little hectic, a little chaotic, and incredibly busy.

To My Son on His 8th Birthday: A Letter of Love, Growth and Grace

My first little love, my pum pum, eight years wrapped in grace how did time learn to run this fast? This year, I watched you become… not just older, but deeper. I saw it on your brother’s birthday when you chose joy over jealousy, love over attention, and made his moment shine. Oh, Ollie, that was when I knew your heart is becoming something beautiful. I have watched you find God in scribbles… in quiet notes… in small, honest prayers written with hands still learning, but a spirit already listening. I have watched you grow through failure from tears to understanding, from “I didn’t win” to “I’ll try again.” That strength that quiet resilience it humbles me. And your love… you don’t hide it. You run to me. without fear, without pride just truth. Never lose that. Never learn to love halfway. I see your confidence now the way you speak, the way you pause so others can understand you. Not just heard… but understood. Your class assembly  The performance Spectacular So this year, I pray:...

When Should You Talk to Your Kids About Sex? A Mum’s Real-Life Approach to Starting Early

I was watching Little Fires Everywhere, you know, the one with Kerry Washington and Reese Witherspoon and there’s a part that really stayed with me.

Pressure free way to support your Three-year-old

Last week, I shared a post about routines for my three-year-old and seven-year-old, some of the things that have been working really well for us at home.