Welcome back to A Very Snowy Christmas - 16 Weeks For An Organised Christmas.
It's week 10 and we're doing a bit more planning and shopping.
Welcome back to A Very Snowy Christmas - 16 Weeks For An Organised Christmas.
It's week 10 and we're doing a bit more planning and shopping.
Welcome to The Mummy Snowy Owl Christmas Gift Guide for 2024!!! Between now and Christmas I'll be sharing a selection of gifts that are perfect for this Christmas. Some of these are already looking to be very popular and talked about online so be sure to act quick if they suit someone on your list.
Welcome back to A Very Snowy Christmas, 16 Weeks For An Organised Christmas!!! It's week 9!!! Let's go!!!
Welcome back to A Very Snowy Christmas, 16 Weeks For An Organised Christmas. It's time for week 8!!!
A new week means a new giveaway here at Mummy Snowy Owl.
This week it's for a Little People, Big Dreams Advent Calendar giveaway.
It's a brand new week, so it's time for a new giveaway!!! This time it's a selection of Paddington books!!!
Welcome back to A Very Snowy Christmas, 16 Weeks For An Organised Christmas.
It's time to take the next step in our planning with week 3!!!
Here at Mummy Snowy Owl, a brand new week means a brand new giveaway!!!
Carrying on our Christmas theme with the return of A Very Snowy Christmas, this week's giveaway will be a bundle of Christmas books!!!
A brand new week brings a brand new giveaway!!! To tie-in with the return of A Very Snowy Christmas, which in case you've missed it is my step by step guide for an organised Christmas, this week's prize and the ones that follow will be festive!!!
So, expect prizes that are festive related in one way or another. They'll be Christmas book bundles, vouchers to help with your Christmas spending, advents and they'll even be things you could maybe regift. Think toys, gifts and all that kind of stuff. Basically lots of bits to make your Christmas easier on you, because that's what A Very Snowy Christmas is all about.
If you follow me on social media and happen to have been hanging around there over the last couple of days, you'll see that something will be making a return.
A Very Snowy Christmas will be returning!!!
Welcome back to the blog!!! It's time for a brand new giveaway!!!
This time it's for a £50 Amazon voucher!!!
It's a brand new week so it's time for a brand new giveaway!!! I'm sticking with the book theme and this time I'll be giving away a bundle of children's books.
Welcome back to the blog!!! I'm back again with another giveaway!!!
There's going to be lots over the next few months and you'll see books, vouchers, festive treats (yes, I know it's August) and much, much more!!!
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With summer just around the corner, it is time to prepare your girl's warm weather wardrobe. Take some time to plan a lovely dress and matching accessories for the upcoming special occasions.(Collaborative Post)
It's a question that all parents eventually face: what do we need to do to ensure our children have a secure future? While there is no one-size-fits-all answer, there are some basic things you can put in place to give your family the best chance for a bright tomorrow.(Collaborative Post)
Young people don’t tend to understand the full ramifications of poor lifestyle choices, so its up to their parents to help guide them in the right direction. Not only are things like a poor diet, lack of sleep, and limited exercise bad for their physical and mental health, but they can also have a negative impact on their education.
For this reason, I have teamed up with a pre-prep school in Hampshire to share some of the ways in which your child’s progress in school can be hindered by their lifestyle.
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No parent wants to raise a disrespectful child, who is rude to people or disregards the rule, but respect is something that our youngsters have to learn, not something that they are born with. With this in mind, you may be wondering what you can do as a mum or dad to help your child understand how to behave appropriate, and how to treat others.
Here are some tips from a prep school in Hertfordshire.
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Make believe play, doodles and storytelling are more than just a bit of fun for children, they are creative activities that can have lasting benefits on their development and even their health. There are lots of reasons why creativity is important; it can improve cognitive abilities and improve mood. With that said, you may be wondering how you can boost your child’s creativity.
Here are some tips from an alternative school in London.
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A lot of our daily tasks require us to control the small muscles in our hands and wrists, such as holding cutlery, writing a letter, or doing up the buttons on our coat. We call these controlled movements our fine motor skills. Of course, our new-born babies do not yet have the skills, and they must be developed and practiced over time.
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While it’s not integral your child finds a hobby to explore, having a passion or big interest in their life will boost a range of skills to allow them to become more developed and happier individuals. It’s not always straightforward, however, as some children can take a while to find what they enjoy and what they’re good at. If you’re struggling, here are some tips this private school in Notting Hill recommends to help your child find their passion.
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Vocabulary will be the way your child works on their speech, how to construct sentences and how to build on their English Language skills. It’s also an essential way of allowing children to pick up new phrases, support others and develop their communication skills. So how can we help our children with their vocab? Here are some top tips from a private nursery in London.
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One of the things that you have got to do as a parent is ensure that your kids have a comfortable room.(Collaborative Post)
Pastoral care is a feature seen more in private schools, colleges and academies, but it’s also a hugely beneficial system employed in schools to ensure the protection and safety of pupils. In layman’s terms, pastoral care ensures the health and wellbeing of students in school and how they can be supported through their academic pursuits.
This private school in Middlesex has put together some reasons why pastoral care is hugely important for schools to provide for its students.
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When it comes to preparing children for the world that’s ready to be explored, they need to have a general understanding of what could come their way and how to react when problems occur. This is known as resilience training - showing children how to tackle difficult situations and face adversity that happens in front of them.
From a young age the concept is going to be alien to them, but even when your child’s a toddler they’re able to understand the importance of resilience through play, having fun with friends and when they get to nursery and starting school. Here are some tips to build resilience in your child from this prep school in East Sussex.