I was one of the kids who grew up in the 80’s and Johnson & Johnson baby shampoo was a staple in our house. Remember this old ad? So it’s scary to see this report from Forbes that calls the … Continued
All things Baby and Kids
I’m really angry at selfish people
All things Baby and Kids, Issues, Sustainable Tips and Advice
This morning Elliott and I were having a lovely time in the park. It’s a park at the end of our street with a playground and olive trees and gorgeous roses. We go there for recreation, relaxation and entertainment. The … Continued
Christmas Gift Idea #2
There was one thing that I didn’t really prepare for when I had Elliott. The vomit. I had no idea that he’d vomit ALL THE TIME! Which meant that every photo he is in for the first seven months of … Continued
Top Tips for New Mums
I love the antenatal and breastfeeding classes that I have attended and they have given me valuable tips for taking care of my baby. But I confess there are some that fairly warrant a few raised eyebrows but I believe … Continued
Too Posh to Push: Since when did Caesarean became an Elective Surgery?
Nowadays, I waddle. Bub is getting bigger each week and I realized I am losing my sexy walk (hehe). My tummy is so big that for me to be able to walk on my own two feet, I have to … Continued
Why unstabilised oats are the best breakfast for my baby – and me!
All things Baby and Kids, Blue Living and Health, Food Glorious Food, Sustainable Tips and Advice
A while ago my naturopath alerted me to the difference between stabilised and unstabilised oats and the health benefits of the latter. I am not a huge porridge eater but Nick gets into it every winter. Elliott needed to move … Continued
The Immunisation Dilemma
I have never thought that I would be thinking of immunisation this early until a friend asked me if I am considering tuberculosis vaccine (BCG) for my baby. BCG is not a mandatory vaccine for babies in NZ but she … Continued
How to Dress the Baby Bump and Other Preggy Fashion Ideas
The challenges of pregnancy are sometimes weird (nosebleeds at the most inopportune moments), funny (never realised a belly button can take so many shapes) and challenging (moving up to 2 sizes in 4 months was a bit depressing, I have … Continued
Practical Guide to Buying Baby Stuff
Hubby and I went window shopping around for baby stuff and we were shocked at the number and variety of things that a certain little person in our life will need. Ahem… not to mention the prices plus the ridiculous … Continued
Toxic Free Home for You and Your Baby
Researching for my blog before on “Autism and the Environmental Toxins Link” has opened my eyes on the existing toxic chemicals that we have in our home. I have become so accustomed to our ordinary cleaners, detergents and insecticide that … Continued
