You can understand why families tend to spend the bulk of their time inside. Some 85% of the UK live in urban areas, and in that environment, it’s just natural that we’re more likely to find ourselves in our living rooms than outside. Throw in the fact that the UK receives more than its fair share of rainfall, plus the fact that we’re all slightly — or very — addicted our smartphones, and it becomes even more understandable.
When we hear the words feminine hygiene, our minds often jump to the usual suspects—period products, soap choices, and maybe even the age-old debate about scented vs. unscented. But the reality is, there’s a whole world of hygiene that rarely gets airtime. The quiet, less glamorous side of womanhood. The stuff we whisper to our friends or Google in private. Well, consider this your safe space, mama. Let’s unpack the feminine hygiene essentials that deserve more attention—and way less shame.
Sun protection is nothing to joke about. In fact, when you’re busying yourself slathering on some SPF, slapping on a hat and slipping your feet into sandals, you should be looking to protect your eyes. Sliding up some shades is a great idea, as this is a vital part of your body that can often be left out when it comes to the sunshine checklist each day. So, here’s how to protect your eyes in the sunshine.
With the big celebration of all things motherhood quickly approaching, you might be trying to think about what it is that mothers truly want. The answer, however, tends to be specific to the mother that you’re talking about. For those who seem to always be looking out for the latest gadgets that can help modernise their lives, here are some that can make for great gifts.
Everybody deserves to live in a safe and happy home setting. As a parent, however, providing the best environment for your child is the priority. We all have visions of winning the lottery and buying a mansion. While that isn’t a reality for most of us, it is still possible to create a happy home setting for your child. Use the following questions for guidance, and you won’t go far wrong.