Alongside sorting out a pension, making a will was one of those things that I thought only grown ups did. Even when I had O at 25, I still thought of it that way. It is one of those things that you know that you need to do but probably don’t prioritise. Then, if you’re anything like me, you wake up one day as a parent and realise that actually, it is something that you need to do as not only are you an adult, you have the responsibility of thinking about your children’s futures too.
We did make a will about four years ago and we were really pleased to have ticked that box and moved on. However, we then went on to have another baby and as we hadn’t added anything to that will to include any other children, we both knew that it was something that we really had to do.
In the original email that I received, these questions jumped out at me;
- But, what would happen to their loved ones if the worst happened to them?
- Are they sure who would get their possessions – the fruit of their life’s work?
- Do they know who would bring up their children or how they would do it?”


