Something happened to me the other day and I feel the need to write about it. I think you can see from the title I’m going to be discussing body shaming, and how it comes in many forms.
Now, my experience wasn’t in any way negative. The comments I received were lovely, I wasn’t body shamed at all. I just want to make that clear.
However, a couple of comments did make me question what I’d posted.

Although the weather has been a little hit and miss, this week Bear enjoyed a Teletubbies tea party with his cousin. Lucky for him the sun was shining and they both got to enjoy the activities sent to them in the brand new Teletubbies Playdate pack.
We all know how much I struggle at mealtimes with the boys. When kids just can’t seem to sit down at dinner you may feel as though the whole thing is impossible and that there is absolutely nothing that you can do about it.
There is one event in life that can spread across several months, and it’s pregnancy. From the moment a couple expresses the desire to have children to the birth – and even after the birth – you have several opportunities to show your support to them. Admittedly, your gift needs to be in relation to the specific step of the pregnancy journey – you wouldn’t buy baby clothes to a couple who’s only trying to get pregnant, for instance – if you want it to be impactful and thoughtful. But thankfully, this little guide can help you to find inspiration!
Planning a wedding is difficult enough at the best of times, but that doesn’t mean you can afford to cut corners when it comes to planning the entertainment for your wedding reception. For many people attending your wedding, this will be the most important part of the whole day. Once the formalities are over and done with, you can get down to the business of having fun.



