When I was younger, the idea of playtime was entirely different. It might involve going out dancing until the early hours or heading to the pub with friends, enjoying carefree laughter and spontaneous adventures. Those were the days when fun meant freedom, and the only thing on the agenda was making memories with friends. Now,Continue reading “Playtime Through the Years: How Motherhood Redefines Fun”
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The Biggest Challenges I’ve Faced as a Mum Since Amelia’s 20-Week Scan
When I think back to Amelia’s 20-week scan, it feels like the moment everything changed. What should have been a joyful milestone in my pregnancy became the start of a journey filled with uncertainty, fear, and challenges I never could have imagined. The days since that scan have tested me in every way, but they’veContinue reading “The Biggest Challenges I’ve Faced as a Mum Since Amelia’s 20-Week Scan”
Baking Memories: How a Victoria Sponge Connects Me to My Nain and My Future with Amelia
Baking has always held a special place in my heart, not just for the joy it brings in creating something sweet and delicious but for the deep, nostalgic connection it carries with my Nain. My grandmother was the queen of the kitchen, her hands skillfully mixing, whisking, and decorating with a calm precision that mesmerisedContinue reading “Baking Memories: How a Victoria Sponge Connects Me to My Nain and My Future with Amelia”
How My Husband, Daughter, Friends, and Family Helped Me Heal After Narcissistic Relationships
What relationships have a positive impact on you? Recovering from narcissistic relationships can feel like climbing out of a deep, dark pit. These experiences often leave scars—on your self-esteem, your trust in others, and your view of the world. But for me, the healing journey became possible through the unwavering support of my husband, myContinue reading “How My Husband, Daughter, Friends, and Family Helped Me Heal After Narcissistic Relationships”
If I Started a Sports Team: Why the Colours of My Logo and a Butterfly Mascot Would Lead the Way
If you started a sports team, what would the colors and mascot be? Starting a sports team is more than just about wins and losses; it’s about creating a sense of identity, unity, and purpose. If I were to create one, the colours of my logo would be front and centre, not just because they’reContinue reading “If I Started a Sports Team: Why the Colours of My Logo and a Butterfly Mascot Would Lead the Way”
Finding My Voice: How Neurodiversity, Disability, and Morality Shape My Politics
How have your political views changed over time? As I’ve grown older and gained more life experience, my political views have shifted significantly to the left. This hasn’t been a sudden change, but rather a gradual process as I’ve become more attuned to the injustices in society, particularly through the lens of my own neurodiversityContinue reading “Finding My Voice: How Neurodiversity, Disability, and Morality Shape My Politics”
You get to build your perfect space for reading and writing. What’s it like? Blog: The Perfect Places to Read and Write: A Personal Reflection As writers and readers, our environments have a profound impact on how we engage with words. The spaces where we write and read often carry meaning beyond their physical characteristics—theyContinue reading
The biggest influences in my life: a personal reflection
Who are the biggest influences in your life? When I think about the person I’ve become, it’s clear that the people in my life have been the greatest influencers, shaping me with their love, guidance, and example. I owe so much to the relationships that have taught me about resilience, compassion, and the power ofContinue reading “The biggest influences in my life: a personal reflection”
A journey through time: my dream of Neonatal medicine then and now
Share what you know about the year you were born. Last night, I had a strange and vivid dream. It was about the time I was born—a time when neonatal medicine was still finding its footing and the world of healthcare was vastly different from what it is today. The dream brought together fragments ofContinue reading “A journey through time: my dream of Neonatal medicine then and now”
Becoming a better judge of character as a neurodivergent person
Are you a good judge of character? As someone who is neurodivergent, navigating relationships hasn’t always been easy for me. Being open-hearted, empathetic, and often eager to connect with others can make us more susceptible to attracting people who display narcissistic tendencies or other harmful behaviours. For much of my life, I struggled to recogniseContinue reading “Becoming a better judge of character as a neurodivergent person”
The bad and your parenting journey 