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Patricia
Dressing a baby for the changing seasons can be tricky, especially here in the UK, where the weather is so unpredictable! One minute it's sunny, next there is a sudden rainstorm. If you are unsure how to layer up (or down) for each season, here is a handy guide to keep your baby comfortable all year round.
When I was pregnant with my second daughter, I was still working as a freelance seamstress. Between client projects and late nights at my sewing machine, I had an idea: I wanted to make her something special.
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Before I had kids, I heard so many myths about raising them. Some were funny, some were completely false and some were...well, just wishful thinking!
One of my favourite beginner-friendly sewing projects is a baby bib! Not only are they super useful, but they also make a thoughtful handmade gift. Today I am going to show you a simple, step-by-step tutorial, so you can sew your own!
Preparing for a newborn can feel overwhelming. To help new parents (and save you from unnecessary purchases), I've put together a realistic newborn essentials checklist.
Starting and running a small business is not an easy task - especially when you are also juggling a part-time job and being a mum for two little ones! If you have ever wondered what goes into balancing it all, here is a little peek into my daily routine.
Becoming a mum for the first time is an incredible, life-changing experience - but, let's be honest, it can also be overwhelming! No matter how many books you read, or advice you get, nothing truly prepares you for the reality of motherhood... Looking back, there are so many things I wish I had known before bringing my baby home. First of all, I only prepared myself for the birth of my child - I knew what signs I need to be aware of to see if the labour either started or not, or how to breathe through a contraction -, but never read anything about what happens after my baby was born.
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