Here in the Edspire Household we are big fans of John Crane as I know that many families are. We are very excited about their latest collaboration with traditional toy specialists Sevi. This company produces quality wooden toys and decorations … Continue reading
On Saturday we took Esther and William to London, to the Sea Life London Aquarium! From the Pacific to the Antarctic and even to the tropics, the Sea Life London Aquarium is home to an amazing collection of marine life. … Continue reading
When we were sent this toy to review by the lovely Jean at Toyjeanius it confused me for a while. How were the wooden animals that make up this puzzle cuddly? Surely hard wooden animals are anything but cuddly? But, … Continue reading
Travelling with twins was always going to be a challenge but being a paranoid, sensitive premature Mum I am bound to find more obstacles than most. I am always conscious of germ possibilities and risks of infection from items used … Continue reading
We are actually still waiting for some of our toys to arrive from Toys R Us HQ but we were keen to get started with our first review anyway and to spread a little happiness on a gloomy rainy day. … Continue reading
Over the last couple of weeks we have been reading and rereading a book which is becoming a firm favourite in the Nairn Henley household. A Julia Donaldson picture book about night and day, through the eyes of two little … Continue reading
Over the past week The Tweanies have been trying out a new (to us) range of baby food from Hipp Organic. The Hipp Organic baby food company sent us a selection of their products to try as part of our … Continue reading
Esther and William will be 7 months corrected age next week. Developmentally they are at the stage where they love cuddles with people and stuffed toys. They are starting to develop preferences for certain toys and stories. They are beginning … Continue reading
Over the next few weeks I am going to be writing a series of posts about weanng twins based on my experiences with Esther and William. I am hoping to revew a range of baby foods, test out meal planning, … Continue reading
The Tear Thief by Carol Ann Duffy, Poet Laureate The first thing that caught my eye about this book is that the softness of the illustrations matches perfectly the gentle rhythm of the words. It is a lullaby, the perfect … Continue reading