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Why I practice gratitude daily {and a free printable}

Gratitude. it’s something that I have practised now consciously for years. When I started trying to turn my life around, to get on top of my depression and anxiety and find contentment, I started to...

52 Weeks of Gratitude – Week Five

 Fresh flowers Iced Caramel Lattes on a hot day Days with friends Ticking things of my to-do list Being Mama to my girlies Feeling ever-so-slightly less tired Evenings spent curled up with a book Peanut...

52 Weeks of Gratitude – Week Four

a husband who brings me cups of tea in bed before he goes out to work parcels of pretty fabric holiday planning sewing time having no kiddos in my bed all night for the first...

52 Weeks of Gratitude – Week Three

1. cheeky afternoon naps 2. homemade gifts from my girlies 3. afternoons spent gardening 4. sleeping all night with no-one waking me up! 5. rainy days giving the perfect excuse to cuddle up and watch...

52 Weeks of Gratitude – Week Two

This week’s gratitude list: 1. Being met at the train station after a weekend away – was so happy to see those faces! 2. Secrets ;) 3. Fantastic opportunities that have come my way this...

52 Weeks of Gratitude

Begining a new weekly list, of things that I am grateful for. I used to do this in my journal, and it’s a great exercise for noticing and appreciating all the good in your life....

Half-Term Family Fun: Simple, Wholesome Ways to Entertain the Kids

Half-term doesn’t need to be loud, expensive, or overplanned to be beautiful. Some of the loveliest memories are made in the in-between moments. Slow mornings. Simple rituals. Muddy shoes. Shared bowls of popcorn. Long walks...

Slow Sacred Samhain: Celebrating with Intention

As the light fades and the air grows crisp, we enter one of the most mystical moments of the year — Samhain (pronounced Sow-in), the ancient Celtic festival that marks the end of the harvest...

Autumn Learning Projects for Curious Children

Autumn is the season of wonder — crisp mornings, golden leaves, the earthy scent of rain and woodsmoke. For children, it’s a magical time when the world becomes a living classroom. The trees transform, animals...

Warming Foods for Autumn Days: Family Dinners That Nourish & Ground

As the days grow shorter and the air takes on that familiar autumn chill, our bodies and hearts naturally begin to crave warmth — slow-cooked stews, roasted vegetables, and hearty soups that bring everyone to...