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My children are growing up! The ordinary moments

17/02/2014 | posted under: All Things Twins, Linkys, Guest Posts & Sponsored

I managed to catch my cool duo before they went to their first birthday party ON THEIR OWN! Yes, that's right, they went to a party and I left them there! . . . Keep Reading

Baking with the kids: The ordinary moments

10/02/2014 | posted under: Linkys, Guest Posts & Sponsored

I've said on here lots of times, I'm not a fan of messy play and we don't do nearly enough of it at home (that's what preschool is made for, right?) But I adore baking with the kids, especially on rainy days. It's challenging with two children of the same age to supervise, but it's really lovely to be able to have fun in the kitchen with them now they're old enough to help break eggs and mix ingredients together.   . . . Keep Reading

The ordinary moments: The perks of having twins

04/02/2014 | posted under: Linkys, Guest Posts & Sponsored

Last week, my boys went to stay with their grandparents for five nights as I went into hospital for an operation. It was only day surgery to have my gallbladder removed (which has been a long time coming, if you've read my post about gallstones in pregnancy) but I needed some time off to recover afterwards.Before they went, I got Husband to take a photo of us having a cuddle so I could look at it when I was missing them. . . . Keep Reading

My little comedian – The ordinary moments

26/01/2014 | posted under: Linkys, Guest Posts & Sponsored

Seeing as T2 and E were my ordinary moment from last week, this week it was T1's chance to shine.At dinner time the boys are usually bouncing off the walls with energy and excitement. They don't nap (and haven't done for a very long time), so I have no idea where this burst of enthusiasm comes from, as I certainly don't share it at 6pm. Getting them to stay in their seats until we've all finished eating is a nightly battle. On this particular evening, T1 had ants in his pants and would not sit . . . Keep Reading

The ordinary moments – capturing a special cuddle

25/01/2014 | posted under: Linkys, Guest Posts & Sponsored

I was so pleased to have my phone to hand to capture this moment in a series of photos. T2 loves his baby sister so much, and as you can see from the look on her face, she really looks up to him.  Obviously five minutes later she was annoying him by standing on his train table and destroying his cleverly constructed train track, but it was a very sweet moment while it lasted.   . . . Keep Reading

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BY KAREN BLEAKLEY
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Hi! I’m Karen - a beach and travel obsessed mum of three and founder of Smart Steps to Australia - a migration website created to help support UK families on their move to Australia. Sharing my life as a writer, mum and entrepreneur while raising three kids including twins and chasing the Aussie dream. Visit my About Me page

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