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5 top tips for taking a road trip with kids

Road trips are a great way to see the country with your family. They provide an opportunity for bonding and create memories that will last a lifetime. However, they can also be challenging, especially if you have young children. Here are 5 top tips for taking a road trip with kids that will help make the experience smoother and more enjoyable for everyone involved!

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How to stay happy during pregnancy

You might be wondering how to stay happy during pregnancy. It honestly can feel like a major trial trying to keep on smiling. You’ll most likely feel nauseated, constantly gassy, and your feet are all swollen. Your body is going through so many changes and each day you’re just getting more uncomfortable. You have a literal human(s) growing inside of you, so it’s perfectly reasonable to constantly feel like you’re not happy.

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7 tips for planning a great Easter as a single parent

When Easter rolls around, it can be a fun and exciting time for all. However, if you are a single parent, then it can be a little more challenging to make sure your Easter is just as enjoyable. But with a little bit of planning, you can have a great Easter weekend even as a single parent. 

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Motherhood

How to get fitter as a busy mother

If you want to get fitter as a mother, then you need to make sure that you set some goals and targets for yourself. If you can do this, then it will help you to get into a much better routine and you may also find that you can boost your results more as a result. If you need some help getting things going then this is the guide for you. Take a look below to find out more.

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Motherhood

When mamma has to self-isolate

I am settled in to start writing. It’s Saturday, late morning, I’m in my bedroom and the door is closed. I put on some instrumental music and I lower the volume. And then I turn it up because I remember there is no need for me to be on alert, no reason to listen out for the kids and to worry about having to stop what I’m doing to to break up a fight or get someone a snack or make lunch. I am a mother of three and I am self-isolating due to testing positive to Covid a couple of days ago. As a result, for the next few days I will no longer be needed by anyone and that is the weirdest sensation I have ever experienced, one that subsequently brought up many thoughts.

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