family life & travels
Halloween is quick becoming a big thing in the UK, and we as a family like to get on board with the festivities as much as possible! It can be tricky to get a nutritious breakfast in our little ones’ tummies because they can just be SO fussy. I love a nourishing bowl of hot
At the moment it is British carrot season, which I think is perfectly timed with all things autumnal. The orange of the carrots fits well with the pumpkin, squash, and fallen leaves that are all around. So what better time than to enjoy all things carrot? If you are looking for something a little different
We all hear that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, and I wholeheartedly agree. I would much rather go without lunch or dinner, as long as I could have breakfast. It sets me up for the day and gives me the energy that I need. The same goes for my kids. I
I find that quick but healthy breakfasts can be hard to come by. I am a big fan of breakfast, though, so make an extra effort to prepare ahead of time so that I always have something in. It helps me to be healthier and stops me from reaching for the kids sugary cereal. Smoothie
With winter here it means I get my slow cooker out and get my porridge ready made and warm for when we wake up. Perfect for me. Perfect for the kids. Weekday mornings can be pretty busy so it is so nice to throw this all in the slow cooker before I go to bed
I’ll be honest with you, when I first attempted a chia pudding, I threw most of it away, it was disgusting. I had just used almond milk, a bit of yoghurt and chia seeds. As the chia forms a ‘gel’ when it is in liquid I just found the consistency too gross. Knowing the amazing
