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This blog community has been set up for you to share your thoughts and experiences with everyone else. You can enjoy reading tales from our bloggers or if you have something you'd like to share, why not have a go at blogging yourself? Just click the "Create a Blog Post" button once you've registered, and off you go. In order to keep everyone on the right track and to ensure we respect everyones voice, there are some rules to be mindful of.
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After suffering recurring miscarriages and no real answers from the medics as to why this keeps happening and what can I do to keep my next baby, I went seek advice privately. Here is what I learn and how this helped me to stay pregnant this time around. After having 2 miscarriages over 10 years ago, I was convinced this was normal. It was only when I met my husband 3 years ago and we suffered...
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Last updated: 20/03/2017
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In many families, there are Easter traditions that are observed every year. It might be parlour games, a walk in the park, or Sunday lunch in the cosy, local pub. Whatever it is, we all enjoy taking the time out after the long gruelling winter to be able to spend time with family and friends. Of course, Easter is first and foremost a religious celebration, but my kids aren’t quite ready yet to...
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Last updated: 22/03/2017
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One of my favourite things about going to the hairdresser is flicking through the magazines. I weaned myself off glossies years ago, about the time when it was a choice between Marie Claire and a pack of nappies, but I still love a good Grazia binge when I’m getting my roots done. Last week, I had the pleasure of discovering what a typical day in the life of supermodel and successful...
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Last updated: 22/03/2017
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Today, you have to think about the safety of your family more than ever before. With all the disasters occurring every now and then – from tsunamis and floods to wars and famine – it seems that nobody is safe. That’s why you should take matters into your own hands and keep your family safe at all times. This means elevating the level of safety in your own home, back yard and even the car...
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Last updated: 28/03/2017
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Recently, more than ever I’m grateful. I’m incredibly grateful for the gift of language that I’ve been given. Not only have I been able to make a career out of it, as an English teacher, writer and blogger; but I know that my ability with words is starting to benefit my children. All parents have a different unique skill, talent or awareness that they are lucky enough to be able to share...
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Last updated: 14/04/2017
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Tuesday 3rd August 2105, a day I remember well. I couldn’t believe what I was looking at. I never thought anyone’s feet, let alone my own, could swell up so much. I had traveled down to Waterford for a weeks holiday with my parents, sister and her children. A quiet little holiday before Ruby Rose arrived into the world. We choose to go to Waterford simply because it was far enough away to...
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Last updated: 24/04/2017
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Orla_the_Irish_Mammy
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So it turns out that Ruby has hyper-mobility. This is something that I had never heard of until Ruby was diagnosed with it and yet, I found out that it’s something that I also have, although not to the same extent as Ruby. Someone who suffers from hyper-mobility is basically really flexible, there are differing degrees of it…Ruby is super flexible, like rubber. If you go to pick her up under...
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Last updated: 24/04/2017
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There is an ad on the radio at the moment that I find myself identifying with a lot, lately. In it, a small child comes bounding into his parents’ bedroom on a weekend morning, gleefully reminding them that this is the day they promised to take him to the park. Mum and Dad groan and tell him to go and watch cartoons while they sleep off their hangovers (They don’t actually tell him that’s...
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Last updated: 26/04/2017
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What we keep hearing from day one is that humans are social beings that need interaction in order to live happy, fulfilled lives. While this statement is absolutely true and humans do have an inherent need to belong (to someone), what we rarely get to talk about is whether humans, i.e. the interaction with humans, is the only way to live a socially happy life or whether there are any other ways to...
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Last updated: 27/04/2017
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Oh, why does getting children to go to sleep have to be so difficult? Why is it like pushing golden syrup up a hill, like surviving a zombie apocalypse? Or maybe it's just me and my spawn of the devil children? Maybe everyone's else kids are like the ones in the movies; sweetly lisping goodnight to their parents, and falling asleep instantly after a kiss on the forehead. But I have a...
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Last updated: 16/05/2017
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