Post Natal Depression & Anxiety with Twins: My Story (Part 2)
When I wrote my story of my journey with post natal depression and anxiety in 2012, little did I know that a year and a half later I would spectacularly fall apart… My story continues… The post Post...
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2014 ended with a lot of questions. Some years just end like that. Most of the questions surround our twin boy, Ooffa. Although we’d made some steps forward with speech therapy he will still need...
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My world has been rocked. Sent spinning off into a vastness that has no familiarity. I feel so much sadness. So much Mummy guilt. How could I not have known? How could I not see it? But I need to let...
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Somewhere between changing a million nappies and chasing down 3 toddlers I lost it. My direction I mean. I did ‘lose it’ too, but that is another tale to tell. I kind of knew I had lost direction...
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I have decided I would rather do a few things well and have clear goals than try to do a hundred things at once, have no direction, be stressed out, exhausted, and lacking in passion for what I am...
View ArticleHold On…Then Let Go
My world has been rocked. Sent spinning off into a vastness that has no familiarity. I feel so much sadness. So much Mummy guilt. How could I not have known? How could I not see it? But I need to let...
View ArticleBecome The Mother You Want To Be!
Over whelmed. Tired. So tired. Exhausted. Struggling. Many times last year I could describe myself with these words. Many times I would think I can’t be all I can be. I would look around my home and...
View ArticleLosing My Direction
Somewhere between changing a million nappies and chasing down 3 toddlers I lost it. My direction I mean. I did ‘lose it’ too, but that is another tale to tell. I kind of knew I had lost direction...
View ArticleSlowing Down
Hey there! We’re back. I am currently surrounded by a mountain of washing to do, washing to be put away, bags to be unpacked, a to-do list as long as your arm (and growing), plus all the normal...
View ArticleOverwhelm Brainstorm
I have decided I would rather do a few things well and have clear goals than try to do a hundred things at once, have no direction, be stressed out, exhausted, and lacking in passion for what I am...
View ArticlePost Natal Depression & Anxiety with Twins: My Story (Part 2)
When I wrote my story of my journey with post natal depression and anxiety in 2012, little did I know that a year and a half later I would spectacularly fall apart… My story continues… The post Post...
View ArticleFinding the Right Path For Your Child
Suddenly it all made so much sense. The last piece of the jigsaw slotted into place to complete the picture. Never doubt yourself as a mother! We know our children! When autism was first queried as a...
View ArticleWhen Something Is Not Right
2014 ended with a lot of questions. Some years just end like that. Most of the questions surround our twin boy, Ooffa. Although we’d made some steps forward with speech therapy he will still need...
View ArticleCardboard Playhouse Messy Play
For two days we had been working on our cardboard playhouse. Lots of painting inside and out. Having so much fun! On that fateful afternoon we had packed away all the paints, brushes and rollers....
View ArticleTonsils out! A Possible Sleep Solution
I am writing this from Ooffa’s bedside, 2 hours after he had his tonsils and adenoids removed plus grommets (also known as ear tubes) were inserted into his ears to release a build up of fluid in his...
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