If you read this blog regularly, which if you do then a big thank you, I can’t believe you keep coming back, then you’ll know that last week Isabelle wasn’t very well. Unfortunately, that little bit of sickness managed to transfer all the way into me. Yay! And the best […]
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Baby Standing: Ways to Encourage Your Baby to Stand
Having your baby standing is one of the big baby milestones that most parents are excited to reach. After this it won’t be long before they’re walking and that’s where the real fun begins! So I’m here to give you X ways to help encourage your baby to stand! Ways […]
Our Week With a Sick Baby
Well for the first time in Isabelle’s nine months of being alive, she’s been ill.
Ok, she’d had the odd cold before, but this time she was actually ill. Well, not massively ill. But Tuesday night, after a few hours of us not thinking she was ‘quite right’ she opted to throw up all over me. Don’t worry, in true modern day it’s-all-about-equality fashion, she also threw up on Rachel. No one can ever say she isn’t about gender equality.
How Becoming a Parent Has Changed My Feelings Towards the NFL
As very few of you might know, this weekend marks the 52nd Superbowl for the NFL. And, as this will be the first time that I’ll be watching it as a dad, I thought I’d do a quick post about how my relationship with the NFL has changed since Isabelle […]
Is Co-Sleeping Safe? – We Do It and We Love It
An article, posted on the Daily Mail, has stated that “three babies are accidentally dying every WEEK while sleeping in their parents’ bed with 141 fatalities in the past year alone.” With a damning, misleading headline like that, I thought I’d look at the question “is co-sleeping safe?” Is Co-Sleeping Safe? […]
Our Month in Photos: January
I’ll write a little bit about why I chose each photo, maybe a little bit about the photo and what it might mean to me. I think part of the reason I’m doing this is the fact that we’ve recently bought a new camera, and as such I’m putting a lot more effort into taking pictures, so why not talk about them. Well, here we go: