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15 Ways to Entertain a Five-Year-Old
Keeping a five-year-old entertained can be both a joy and a challenge. At this age, kids are bursting with energy, curiosity, and imagination, but their attention spans are still short. The key is to offer a mix of activities that stimulate their minds, bodies, and creativity. Here are 15 fun, simple, and engaging ways to keep a five-year-old busy and happy. Continue reading 15 Ways to Entertain…
Searching for silver linings
I’ve had one of those months. Actually that’s a lie, I’ve had a crazy kind of month like nothing I’ve experienced before. Continue reading Searching for silver linings
New year, new Robbie
Some concepts are difficult to explain. Despite our best efforts, Robbie really could not get his head around the excitement of new year. A 7PM bedtime probably doesn’t help. Continue reading Untitled
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The smartest moron I know
It’s commonly accepted that kids go to school to learn. It’s a gradual process where children get brighter every day and come out years later as semi functioning human beings. Simple right? (more…) “”
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It’s Oh So Quiet
The boy’s back at school and the house is so calm! #parenting
There’s no screaming, no laughter and no constant shouting of the word ‘Dad.’ The house is not shaking and there is no trail of destruction and half eaten snacks spread out like a treasure hunt. As Bjork famously said, it’s oh so quiet. The last few weeks have felt like a hurricane hit us. Our calendar has been full with different activities for both Robbie and his parents on almost every day…
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Robbie the schoolboy
Still can’t believe that my little man is a school kid, even now he’s through the first term.
It still feels a little strange but reality has now set in and I am coming to terms with being the Father of a school kid. When school shuts its gates on Tuesday so that the kids can have a week preparing for Santa’s visit, Robbie will have completed his first term at school. (more…)
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A trip down memory lane
It’s no secret that I have a terrible memory. Sadly I remember very little from my own childhood and my short term memory is even worse. I have zero sense of direction and will have to do a route approximately five thousand times before it becomes vaguely familiar. (more…)
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The seven deadly sins challenge
A couple of years ago I wrote a post challenging my son Robbie to prove that he really is an Angel. I was tired of walking down the street and people stopping by to tell him what a great guy he was when all he did in reality was to torture my soul on a daily basis. (more…)
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Interview with Tom Kreffer
Now this may come as a little surprise given my ego, bit I am not actually the only Dad in the world. In fact I’m not even the only Dad who writes. (more…)
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He’s getting old
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Muddy boots forest adventure review
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Butterfly Handprint craft
We’ve been getting creative again and this week we have been making beautiful butterfly handprints together. This craft is such fun and you can even create lovely keepsakes or ideal gifts with the handprints. (more…)
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Simple dreamcatcher craft for kids
Looking for an activity for the kids this holiday? This dreamcatcher craft is both simple yet fun and will really help your kids get creative.
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A fond farewell
Last week we faced a strange day, one that Robbie had been full of anticipation for and as much as he enjoyed his graduation day at nursery we were all left feeling a little sad when it was over. (more…)
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What is a school Dad?
New blog post!! Are school mums and school Dads really that different. Maybe.
Stereotypes are fun. Though they are generally completely wide of the mark, they give is an instant idea of the general group we’re discussing and put an immediate image in our brain. The problem for me is that I’m not quite sure what a stereotypical school Dad really is. (more…)
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Geosafari Jr My first microscope review
Geosafari Jr My first microscope review
We were sent the geosafari jr my first microscope by BrightMinds in exchange for an honest review. You may have noticed a clear theme in my recent posts here. With my Son, Robbie, all set to start primary school this year our focus is set on doing all we can to prepare him for this adventure. We have been busy practicing essentials such as reading and writing as well as making up a few homemade…
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Another year wiser
As a general unwritten rule, birthdays become far less important as you get older. The big milestones numbers still have meaning and are perhaps worthy of a party or even a commiseration drink but numbers such as 37 are almost meaningless. (more…)
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