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I thought you might like some giggles for a cold, dreary day! The Ecobubble from Samsung allows washing at 15 degrees so uses 70% less energy than a 40 degree wash cycle. It mixes air and water to create bubbles allowing the detergent to quickly penetrate clothing. This means less energy, a smaller wash cycle and less wear-and-tear to clothing. You can find out more about the Ecobubble here. #sponsored post
Have you made some health resolutions for the start of the new year? We’ve been hunting out some different menus to add to our meal plans so we can add in more fruit and vegetables to the family’s diet, and heading out at the weekend for a long family walk to get a fresh air and fitness boost. These little changes can add up to a big difference over the course of the year – if you know the right changes to make. Help is at hand for family fitness this month from AXA PPP healthcare, who are offering a series of live chats with their health and fitness experts, where you can ask a question for the experts to answer – and be in with the chance to win one of two pamper packs from The Sanctuary. The pamper packs are worth £75 each and all you have to do to enter to win one is ask a question, in the comments of this post, or via Facebook or Twitter – easy! AXA PPP health and fitness live chats Read more »
Have you heard of Kiwi Crate? They’re an award winning company that put together goodie boxes full of creative materials and ship them out each month to kids in the US, together with lots of ideas and inspiration on how to use them for art, crafting and play. They sent one over for my girls to try out – and they loved it! Read on to see the girls official verdict, and find out how you could win in the 12-day Gift Away they’re running right now. Kiwi Crate creative goodie boxes Read more »
Do you remember the day your children first met Father Christmas? L went to see him in his wooden cabin in a local forest. All the children had taken cards with them, cut into star shapes. They’d all written a wish for someone else on their stars, and took them to tie on an old oak Wishing Tree. Afterwards they met Father Christmas, who gave them each a little fir tree sapling to take home with them and plant in their gardens, to grow their very own Christmas tree. L was in love with it all, and I really liked that her first meeting with Father Christmas was all about making a wish for someone else, not about her asking for something for herself. Meet Father Christmas with the DFS Prize Draw Read more » |
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