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Review: Twin and triplet friendly holiday at the Retallack Resort and Spa, Cornwall

26/06/2013 | posted under: Family Travel, Events & Leisure, Reviews

As I mentioned in an earlier post, I’ve just spent a fantastic week at the Retallack Resort and Spa in Cornwall. I hope this review* is useful for anyone looking for a self catering holiday with young children. There is so much to say about the place, so I'll get stuck right in... . . . Keep Reading

Safety tips for your kids including a review of children’s security ID wristband from ICE Gems

24/06/2013 | posted under: Reviews

On big days out last summer we mostly kept the boys in their buggy. They were perfectly capable of walking everywhere at 2.5, but the buggy contained them and stopped them from getting lost. Now as they get older, this is something that fills me with panic. I hate thinking about losing either of them, even for a second. I've collected a list of hints and tips on how to keep your children safe this summer: . . . Keep Reading

Review: Silver fingerprint jewellery sweetie bracelet from Hold Upon Heart

23/06/2013 | posted under: Reviews

Since E arrived I've been watching special moments slip by. Her first roll, sitting up, crawling and, in the not too distant future, her first tooth. I admit it is a challenge having three aged three and under, and when they're throwing toast at each other across the breakfast table or sitting on each other's heads I might be caught wishing they were a bit older and more responsible, but I know that at some point I'm going to look back at this time and wish I'd somehow managed to preserve it. I . . . Keep Reading

Taking twins on a self catering holiday to Cornwall

19/06/2013 | posted under: Family Travel, Events & Leisure, Reviews

We had to trade our family holiday abroad this year with a UK break in Cornwall. My SIL decided to get married in the beautiful village of St. Agnes and it was too far to do in a day trip.We've visited Cornwall lots over the years but have always struggled to find somewhere suitable to stay since having twins. When the boys were little, our biggest problem was finding somewhere that had a second bedroom large enough to accommodate two cots. Caravans and chalets were out as there just wasn't . . . Keep Reading

Newborn essentials

11/10/2012 | posted under: Pregnancy, Birth & Baby, Reviews

I can't believe that E is five weeks old already. . . . 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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