My 12 Week Challenge
I’m one week in to my 12-week challenge with Fernwood gym, and so far, so good. I certainly haven’t been perfect, but we’re going for progress, not perfection, this time around.
I’m one week in to my 12-week challenge with Fernwood gym, and so far, so good. I certainly haven’t been perfect, but we’re going for progress, not perfection, this time around.
What do you do when one of your friends tells you she’s pregnant? You spoil her rotten, that’s what! I have only been to High Tea once, for my mums 60th, and I am beyond excited to go again this year to the Babyology Baby Shower on the 28th of August! I am taking my … Read More
As you can imagine, we don’t get to go on too many holidays at the moment! Having four kids 2 and under means we cant fly anywhere (unless we can convince someone to come with us to look after one of the babies) – as you need one adult per child under the age of … Read More
For the triplet’s first birthday party I wanted to do something pretty special. Its not everyday you get to celebrate your babies first birthday – especially three of your babies at once! Plus, I wanted to throw a party to celebrate us making it through our first year as a family of six – with … Read More
Blog written for Bonds Now, I’m no professional photographer, but I do love taking pics of my beautiful babies!! Here are my top 5 tips of how to get great shots of your babes. All the photos on my Instagram page are my own (unless otherwise stated), but these gorgeous pics were taken by the … Read More
Okay, so I may have a slight obsession with buying clothes, my kids have a better wardrobe than me because I no longer have time to shop for myself, I have to live vicariously through them. Although I love shopping all the new labels on instagram, I also love shopping for our everyday outfits for … Read More
River Vs Dyson V6 Review by Emily Murray Meet River, our beautiful Golden Retriever. I love her very much, but I do NOT love having to clean my floorboards twice daily because of her hair. I really shouldn’t complain, after all, it was my choice to get dark wooden floorboards and a white golden retriever. … Read More
Motherhood with triplets is a daily exercise in logistics, love, and patience. A blog that centres on raising three little ones offers readers a window into the small wins and exhausting moments that come with caring for more than one baby at a time. From feeding routines to nap schedules, the experience is rarely predictable, but it is consistently filled with warmth. Sharing these stories helps other parents feel seen and reminds them that no one has to navigate the chaos alone, even on the toughest days when time seems to disappear between nappy changes and cuddles.
Pregnancy journeys are deeply personal, and documenting them week by week can be a meaningful way to process each stage. Many expecting mothers find it helpful to record physical changes, emotional shifts, and the anticipation that builds as the due date approaches. Baby showers, nursery planning, and conversations with partners all become part of the narrative. Writing things down also creates a keepsake that can be revisited later, offering a snapshot of a season that moves quickly. Whether it is a first pregnancy or a subsequent one, every experience carries its own unique rhythm, hopes, and quiet reflections worth preserving.
Family life is full of milestones that deserve to be celebrated, from first birthdays to quiet Sunday afternoons in the park. Blogs that focus on everyday moments often highlight how ordinary days become the memories families carry forward. Seasonal traditions, simple meals shared together, and outings with children all contribute to a sense of belonging. Photography plays a big role in capturing these fleeting stages, allowing parents to look back and remember how small their children once were. The beauty of family blogging lies in its honesty, showing both the polished celebrations and the unglamorous, real-life moments in between.
Fitness and health routines take on a new shape once children enter the picture, especially for mothers balancing multiple responsibilities. Finding time for the gym, a walk, or a short workout at home often requires creativity and flexibility. Many parents find that small, consistent efforts matter more than perfection, and progress is something to celebrate quietly. Wellness is not only about physical strength but also about mental clarity and the energy needed to keep up with a busy household. Sharing routines, gym memberships, and small habits can encourage others to find their own rhythm, no matter how full their schedules may be.
Living with a pet, such as a golden retriever, brings a unique kind of joy and a fair share of extra cleaning. Shedding is a real consideration, especially in homes with dark floorboards that seem to attract every strand of fur. Many pet owners weigh the tradeoffs between a tidy home and the companionship of a beloved animal. Reviews of vacuums and cleaning tools often come from this very real tension, as families look for ways to keep their spaces comfortable without giving up the presence of a furry friend. Practical tips from lived experience tend to resonate strongly with readers.
Style and fashion continue to evolve for mothers, even as daily priorities shift. Comfort, practicality, and personal expression all influence what ends up in a wardrobe. Outfits that transition from school drop-off to a casual outing are often the most valued. Blogging about style allows parents to share honest thoughts about what works, what does not, and how clothing choices can still feel like a form of self-care. Seasonal changes, holidays, and special occasions all prompt reflections on getting dressed, feeling confident, and embracing one’s identity beyond the role of parent.
Food is central to family life, from quick weekday dinners to celebratory meals shared with friends. Recipes, restaurant discoveries, and simple kitchen tips often feature in family-focused blogs because they are universal points of connection. Sharing a pizza night or a slow-cooked meal becomes more than just sustenance; it becomes part of the household’s story. Children grow up remembering the smells and flavours of their childhood, and parents often enjoy passing down favourites. Writing about food, in any form, invites readers into the heart of a home where mealtimes are treated as moments of togetherness.
Friendships and community support are essential parts of the parenting journey. Whether it is a playgroup, a mothers’ meet-up, or a long phone call with an old friend, these connections help sustain energy and perspective. Blogs often highlight the importance of reaching out, asking for help, and celebrating the people who show up during big transitions. Birthdays, holidays, and everyday gatherings all become opportunities to strengthen bonds. Sharing these experiences reminds readers that parenthood, while demanding, is also enriched immeasurably by the presence of a supportive network of people who care.
Documenting life through a blog creates a personal archive that grows more meaningful with time. Posts about newborns, growing children, pets, and quiet days all become part of a larger story that families can look back on. The act of writing, even briefly, encourages reflection and mindfulness amid busy routines. Over time, a blog becomes a gift, both to the writer and to those who follow along. It captures not only the milestones but the in-between moments that often pass too quickly to remember, preserving them in a way that feels honest, warm, and enduring.
I’ve been (online) shopping with Feather & Noise since it began in 2013. I was sitting in a café with my mothers group just after having Zee, and was admiring my new friends outfit. Of course, I had to ask where she got it and she told me that a friend of hers had started … Read More
Article written for Wonderful Mama magazine, October 2015 Becoming a mother has changed me, in more ways than one. I have learned to love more, how to forgive more easily, and how to be more patient with others (I haven’t quite mastered the last one yet, but I get to practise this every day with … Read More
I’ve never been more amazed by the human body and what it’s capable of before now. After having triplets almost 10 weeks ago, I stop and look at our little miracle babies everyday and wonder how the hell they all fit in my belly. I’m only 5.4” so not really the ideal body type to … Read More