Small human, enormous opinions
Somewhere between the first smile and the first proper sentence, you become the most impressive person alive — briefly, and mostly because you can reach the top shelf. This is also the stage of theoretical sleep, supermarket meltdowns, and finding Lego with your bare feet.
What you’ll find here
- Sleep survival — rotas, routines, and realistic expectations
- Handling tantrums in public without losing your own composure
- Choosing a nursery or childminder — what actually matters
- First milestones, and what to do when they don’t arrive on the “schedule”
- Screen time in the early years — what’s actually worth worrying about
Start here
- Bridging the Parenting Gap: Equal Responsibilities
A fresh look at how to balance parental responsibilities - The Dad Voice Is Dying (And That’s a Good Thing)
Dads should not longer use their shouting/authoritative voice, instead a more nurturing and calming voice is needed to influence children - Pancakes for breakfast – fun recipe with your children
Easy to make and fun for all the family, especially if using moulds to make playful shapes. The kids will love to get involved, and after a few attempts they…
Coming soon
Surviving the 3am wake-ups
A rota that actually works when you’re both running on empty.
Tantrums in public
What’s happening in their head, and what to actually do about it.
Choosing a nursery: what actually matters
Beyond the shiny brochure — the questions worth asking.