Have you ever gone for a ride and forgotten to put on your seatbelt because you weren’t going far? You knew that wasn’t for the best, but you did it anyway. When it comes to kids, parents want to see them happy and will do anything to see them smile. However, what makes them joyfulRead more
It’s now past summer and I feel I can breathe slightly more, though the kids are going back to school tomorrow, so I might just start panicking again! I am very aware that I have been gone for quite some time now, and I feel like I should share with my dear readers what hasRead more
The kids are starting school tomorrow, and even though I am slightly late (maybe even quite late! ) – I have just ordered some very nice naming tags from NameTags4U. Prices were decent, let’s face it – the prices between all the different types of websites, seem to be quite similar no matter what youRead more
Stress is a factor of life but as a parent, you want to make sure that your kids don’t deal with excess levels of stress. This can lead them to struggle at school and in their personal life at home too. Let’s look at some of the stressful situations kids can encounter and how toRead more
Driving for the first time is an exciting milestone in anybody’s life. Finally, you get the chance to live the way you want. You are no longer restricted by bus or train timetables, and while there’s still a need for parking, you feel you can go anywhere. Despite this, driving for the first time alwaysRead more
While many of us might like to go through life assuming that we will never be in danger, especially on the road, that can be short-sighted. Rather than letting yourself be blind-sided by an accident, it’s a good idea to have a plan on how to make the situation as safe as possible, as quicklyRead more
Driving has the potential to be a completely lifechanging skill and option, almost irrespective of whatever your current circumstances are in life. When you have the freedom to drive yourself around under your own steam and at your own leisure, commuting to jobs further afield suddenly becomes far easier, day trips become infinitely more viable,Read more
Small spaces are something that most homes might have. There’s always that odd room in the home that can be difficult to navigate when it comes to the decor. However, you often make do with what you can, but there are definitely ways to transform small spaces in your home. Here are four ways toRead more
I have long wanted to review a product such as this because it’s normally not something that I would recommend that you use in the car seat because some of these types of products can interfere with the harness.
The new BeSafe izi Twist B-iSize car seat is an extended rear facing car seat suitable from BIRTH/40cm to 18kg/105cm – approximately 4 years old.
It is a ‘rear facing only’ car seat that has passed the amazing Swedish PLUS test, and it also swivels.
The absolute minimum age for a child to safely use a high back booster – is 4 years old! The longer you can stay rear-facing, the better – personally I advise aiming for age 6 before you consider changing to a high back booster unless there are other factors involved like the child reaching 25kg before that age!
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Doing things together as a family is always wonderful. Life is all about moments and enjoying what the present, and there aren’t many better people to share those moments with than your own flesh and blood. Heading on vacation, seeing an event, or just heading to somewhere new for the day are all great waysRead more
A 25kg ERF seat is what you want to buy for ANY child that is over the 50th percentile scale for weight. Here is a great list of affordable seats!
This is a collaborated post. You wouldn’t think about using your microwave if it was making a noise that didn’t sound quite right and if your phone kept blinking on and off, you’d certainly get that looked at as a matter of priority. Yet so many of us are willing to ignore that flashing lightRead more