Cuisine & Culture the Chinese Family Way
While we would all like more space for our kids to grow up in, that is not a luxury we can all afford. With the price of rent rising in the premier metropolitan areas, living in a tight space with children is fast becoming the norm for many. Does that mean it is a bad situation to be in? Not necessarily, if you know how to maximise the space which you do have. Let’s go through a few tips and tricks to do just that, as suggested by experts of both interior décor and child psychology.
Don’t you find it hard to buy the perfect bed for your pooch, especially if they can’t communicate with you what are their favourite type of bed is? It could be either a plastic bed, nest, donut dog bed or a firm mattress.
These Five Tips Can Make Your Bedroom The Sanctuary You Always Dreamed To Have!
The bedroom is the one place in the home that you should be able to relax and sleep without much interruption. It’s the place we retire to at the end of the day, and regardless of whether our eyes are closed when we set foot inside the room, you should still enjoy a bedroom that looks beautiful if it’s what you want. If your bedroom is not your happy place, then there is a problem that needs fixing. Sleep is the one thing that we need to have in spades in a life that is as busy as it is. It’s vital for optimal health and it should be a totally tranquil getaway from all the stresses that you encounter on a daily basis.
Choosing the right mattress for your specific situation and needs can be an extensive and downright exhausting task sometimes.
Choosing between the different types, firmness and fillings can be confusing and in the end you could be buying the completely wrong type of mattress. This can be quite harmful when you have a bad back or hip, with the wrong mattress this can only aggravate the situation.
Bedworld take a look into how you go about choosing the perfect mattress for you and your situation and the inner workings of a mattress that would affect you.
We always love competition and Memory Foam Warehouse is running a fantastic new competition inspired by the much-loved classic Disney’s ‘Bedknobs and Broomsticks’ – and the winner will receive a £100 voucher to spend at the Disney store!
To be a part of a fun foray into fantasy, we have received the 1971 film ‘Bedknobs and Broomsticks’ DVD and a huge range of snacks. So this afternoon, my lucky children have a table full of snacks to nibble on while they had their thinking caps on.
This present scenario may be familiar: you survey your home, and to be frank? It’s a mess. You trip over someone’s unwanted My Little Pony on the way to the door, and pass a small mountain of shoes piled up by the doorway, when they haven’t been in frequent enough use. On top of that, there are some extra items scattered everywhere for extra fun: some building blocks that your youngest has grown out of and refuses to play with any more, or the sad stuffed toy that was rejected as a valid gift by your daughter because it was ‘too childish’. It’s definitely time to tidy up. And you know the perfect place to put them – what else is an attic for, after all? But when you wrench open the door, you notice something startling. Something a little alarming. The attic is already full.
Many parents will have heard about Sudden Infants Death Syndrome (SIDS). To reduce the risk, babies should sleep with their face uncovered (no duvets, doonas, pillows, lambs wool, bumpers or soft toys). Personally, I think having a baby in the sleeping bag will reduce the risk. Hence, Mr K has been using his sleeping bag since he was three months old and even now he is still loves to wear his sleeping bag. Sleeping in a sleeping bag makes him feel very secure and keeps him warm at all times. He’ll wear his sleeping bag through all seasons and we can only prise it off him during the hottest summer evenings (read: rarely!).
