When it comes to depression, it’s incredibly important to have a place to be able to talk openly and honestly about how you are feeling.
You have to be able to find support from others who have been where you are or empathise with your situation. The only problem is, that it’s often a very hard thing to open up in front of others, face to face. Or maybe, perhaps, there isn’t anywhere a person feels like they can go to where they can open up, and talking to their family isn’t something they feel comfortable with either. That’s where the internet comes in.
Author: Ross
Smacking Children: Should We Protect Children With a Smacking Ban?
Should the UK put a ban on smacking children? Or is smacking ok, and parents should be allowed to discipline how they like?
All I can say on this is it’s about bloody time.
Having a Breakdown With Postnatal Depression
I’m not going to lie, Sunday night I had what can only be described as a little bit of a breakdown with postnatal depression. So I’m going to do what I’ve always done since the very first post on this blog. And talk about my mental health and this little […]
Walking 100,000 Steps with Fitbit: Earning the Olympian Sandal Badge
This time last year, I randomly decided to leave the house in the middle of the night and walk for the next 14 hours until I hit 100,000 steps on my FitBit. Why? Just to earn the Olympian Sandal badge. I’ll be honest and admit that I don’t really have […]
IKEA Antilop Highchair Insert Review with Messy Me
I said in a previous review that the material used by Messy Me would be much more suited to something like a splash-mat, bib or highchair insert than a changing bag. Well, since we’re currently giving three meals a day to Isabelle, and therefore need something much easier to clean, […]
Isablog #22 – Ups and Downs Again with Depression
As you may already know with this blog, I like to keep things honest. So I’m going to start things off by saying this week started with me struggling. This isn’t the first time since considering myself clear of postnatal depression that I’ve struggled, and I know that it won’t […]