Good Morning and welcome to Tweens, Teens & Beyond #35 hosted by myself and fellow midlife bloggers Sharon at After The Playground and Nicky at Not Just The Three of Us.! Last week’s linky was full of some truly fabulous posts it was tough to pick a favourite but…
A cancer diagnosis over Christmas and New Year has turned my world upside down and it will never be the same again. This time last year I was in party planning overdrive preparing for my 50th birthday celebrations and flying the platinum flag for being fifty and fabulous.…
Good Morning and welcome to Tweens, Teens & Beyond #34 hosted by myself and fellow midlife bloggers Sharon at After The Playground and Nicky at Not Just The Three of Us.! Last week was a slow start to the blogging year but it was lovely to welcome back some…
When a teenager leaves home for the first time the impact of their absence on a household is generally focussed on the emotions of the parents and particularly the mothers. But what about the brothers and sisters left behind? How does the sudden absence of a sibling affect…
Happy New Year and welcome to the first Tweens, Teens & Beyond link-up of 2018 hosted by myself and fellow midlife bloggers, Sharon at After The Playground and Nicky at Not Just The Three of Us.! I hope that everyone’s festive period was restful and filled with memories to…
Have you had or are you due a midlife health check? It’s so easy to forget what we need to do to safeguard our long term well-being but midlife is an important time for reviewing our health and particularly as a woman. The NHS offers free health checks every…
Good morning and thank you for joining Sharon, Nicky and I for what will be the last Tweens, Teens & Beyond link up of 2017. We will be taking a break at the close of this week’s linky on Thursday 14th December and will re-open again on Tuesday 9th…
When did you last talk to your children about staying safe online? Was it as recently as this week? Or was it last month or even last year? In an online survey by the National Crime Agency (NCA) 15% of parents hadn’t talked to their children for at…
