Oui, Wee and Coco Pox – Wot so Funee
Wot so Funee is on the move and there is now a team of four of us who will be hosting it one Tuesday throughout the month. Helen from Actually Mummy will still be taking the reins once a month but…
Read More »Wot so Funee is on the move and there is now a team of four of us who will be hosting it one Tuesday throughout the month. Helen from Actually Mummy will still be taking the reins once a month but…
Read More »I am fully aware that I shout too much. I know that shouting doesn’t work. One of the first things that you learn in teacher training is that shouting at children doesn’t work. If you shout all the time, the…
Read More »You know that feeling when you know that something isn’t quite right? You might feel a bit more tired than usual, a bit of a snivel is forming, the throat is a bit scratchy or your head is pounding. Or…
Read More »Over the course of the last couple of weeks, A has become very random with her rambling conversations. The Irish accent seems to have gone which was a relief, but sadly it has been replaced with a very annoying American…
Read More »I have folders and folders of creations from all three of my sons from over the years. All three of them loved being creative and when they were at nursery, rarely a day went by when they didn’t come out…
Read More »I’m sure that this is a ‘not so funee’ rather than a ‘wot so funee’ but I’m sure that whilst some people may shake their heads in shame, I’m sure that there will be equal numbers who will understand how…
Read More »We came to the end of an era a couple of weeks ago, when R finished his swimming lessons and waved goodbye to his swimming teacher for the final time. It was a time of mixed emotions for all of…
Read More »Since she has reached the heady heights of four years old, my daughter has become a really funny little girl. It is amazing how they suddenly change from little toddlers to children almost overnight. She is happy, confident, independent, determined…
Read More »That’s what we are doing this week. Nothing. Yes nothing. We had no plans, nothing that we had to do, no big journeys in the car. No days out. Nothing. Nada. Rien. We love school holidays, not only because it…
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