I’m a diehard introvert with social anxiety. I dread half-term as it approaches, but the six week holiday is in a league all of…

Sleep – it’s one of those things you take totally for granted until it’s gone, and only then do you realise the impact of…

My review today focusses on children’s books about depression. Mental health will be difficult for most youngsters to comprehend and therefore a non-threatening picture…

[Ad] Pixie will be heading off to school in September so it’s never been more important to start teaching her the value in being…

I’ve created this hub post to showcase all of the reviews on the blog from the newborn days, up until around toddler age (and…

I recently recommended a book about self-acceptance. It was fairly abstract and as such could easily be applied to physical disabilities, as well as…

Rules – they’re essential to make the world go round. And they’re everywhere. Many are unspoken and have minor consequences, should we dare to…

I’m back today to talk about self-acceptance in our children. It’s easy to forget that it’s vital for us to actively foster this essential…

Today’s continuation of my new series reviewing and sharing children’s books which tackle difficult subjects to discuss with and/or explain to little ones, focuses…

Welcome back to my new series, recommending Children’s Moral Story Books. The book I’m going to be writing about today is called Hattie Peck,…