To celebrate Christmas and to make up for the silence on this blog for the past month, I’m going to offer you the chance to win this gorgeous print from children’s illustrator, Irene Gough Illustrations. All you have to do is visit my Facebook page and leave a comment under the post as to why you should win. The comment with the most likes will win. Simple!
Competition closes on Wednesday 10th December so be quick.
It’s almost back to school time and your young creatives will soon be proudly bringing home their daily works of art. Probably lots and lots of works of art!!!
But instead of them just piling up on the kitchen table or cluttering the fridge door, how about some clever and unique ways to display them with pride.
What happens when there are more kids than bedrooms and siblings need to share?
If sharing siblings are the same gender, close in age and share similar tastes, then mum and dad shouldn’t have a problem. It’s when you have to mix up ages and genders that problems can arise. So how do you create a bedroom space for 2 (or more) where all siblings are happy?
While the decor of our homes is important to us, the safety of children is every parents primary concern. Cords and chains on window blinds and curtains can pose a serious risk to young children. As parents there are some guidelines you can follow to protect your children.
Schools out and lots of you are preparing for your kids to make that transition from junior school up to senior school. Not only do you get to spend your summer months shopping for new uniforms and school books, but chances are now that your “baby” is all grown up, what suited their bedroom in June will most certainly not fit the bill come September!!
Every parent knows that trying to decorate a child’s bedroom is a never ending saga. As soon as you have designed it with one theme, they will want something different. Their latest music or sports idol can change before the paint has even dried out! But fear not help is at hand. Read on and I’ll show you how to implement some clever and creative ways which will keep both your child and your wallet happy!
