The excitement of a new book is something I hope Leo never tires of. When I treat him to a new book the look of pure joy on his face is something to behold, he can barely contain his excitement, desperate to get home to read it together! I must admit that I love kids… Continue reading Book Review: Poppy’s Tail by Cate Douglas
Hopster TV Review: The Kids-Safe Learning App
Technology is now part of our everyday lives a completely different world to the one I grew up in and its growth has been significant even in the 10yrs since the girls were small. It’s not surprising then that from an early age children come into contact with and have the desire to utilise devices… Continue reading Hopster TV Review: The Kids-Safe Learning App
Book Review: The Fear by C.L. Taylor
Synopsis When Lou Wandsworth ran away to France with her teacher Mike Hughes, she thought he was the love of her life. But Mike wasn’t what he seemed and he left her life in pieces. Now 32, Lou discovers that Mike is involved with teenager Chloe Meadows. Determined to make sure history doesn’t repeat itself,… Continue reading Book Review: The Fear by C.L. Taylor
Learning Life Skills with The Children’s Traffic Club
As soon as you become parent your number one objective is to keep your little one safe and away from harm, it goes without saying. For me personally one of my main concerns as the children have grown up is road safety. Statistically children under the age of 16 are involved in a higher number… Continue reading Learning Life Skills with The Children’s Traffic Club
Book Review: The Wildflowers by Harriet Evans
Harriet Evans is one of my favourite authors, I always pre-order her forthcoming books and The Wildflowers was no exception. Usually these would immediately be devoured however lack of time has meant this poor book as been sat patiently waiting on my TBR pile for quite a while. Nevertheless, I eventually managed to make some… Continue reading Book Review: The Wildflowers by Harriet Evans
Old English Company Haul
Last month I helped Old English Company promote their new enamel pin range and in return they kindly sent me a voucher to spend on their website. If you haven’t already heard of Old English Co. then you really must check out their website which sells a fabulous range of stylish stationery, homeware, art prints… Continue reading Old English Company Haul
RaverTots Review: Big Raves For Little People
I’m sure you’ll agree how incredibly rare it is for us experience anything other than rain on a British Bank holiday. Therefore, you may ask why I found myself eagerly waiting to spend the afternoon inside the Student Union bar at Newcastle University on one of the hottest days of the year so far? The… Continue reading RaverTots Review: Big Raves For Little People
Book Review: Teddy-Dog On His Best Walk
Reading and sharing books is such an important part of our life here at Fraser’s Fun House and I always enjoy discovering new stories to share with Leo. Usually I opt for paper or hardback books as for me personally nothing beats the experience of a real book, however we do use Kindle occasionally to… Continue reading Book Review: Teddy-Dog On His Best Walk
Blog Tour: Searching For Steven by Jessica Redland
I am so excited to share Searching For Steven with you. I would like to thank Rachel’s Random Resources and of course the wonderful Jessica Redland for allowing me to be part of such a fabulous tour. Synopsis What if you already know your future… but not the path to take you there? When Sarah Peterson accepts her Auntie… Continue reading Blog Tour: Searching For Steven by Jessica Redland
Room 101: Parenting Edition
Wouldn’t it be wonderful if we could banish things we no longer wanted to a room never to be seen again? To push them down a dark corridor to be locked away for eternity? Well that’s exactly what people have been doing since the mid-90’s on the TV series Room 101 so I know it’s… Continue reading Room 101: Parenting Edition
