Mighty Mum Club

If like me you haven’t been quite so organised at sorting out a Halloween Pumpkin Picking outing just yet, here’s a handy guide just for you!  At the time of creating this guide, tickets I mention are limited and may not still be available by the time you get to reading this. So once you see something you like, go and check if tickets are still available! Some are selling out quick! The Patch, Milton Keynes With over 80 thousand pumpkins and squashes to choose from, @thepatchmk will be a picture perfect pumpkin setting! There are some fun play areas for kids too, lots of fun to be had and tickets are now available! The Pop Up Farm, St Albans We love @the_pop_up_farm, you can’t get tickets just yet, but sure they will be available by end of September or the start of October! Lots of photo opportunities and a huge selection of different pumpkins! Rumblers Farm, Hemel Hempstead We love @rumblersfarm at Halloween! The different variations of pumpkins make it so picture perfect! Love all th

Reggie has been taking part in the 30-day Antinol Booster Programme with Vetz Petz and it has been such a positive experience, I wanted to write about it and explain how easy the Mobility Screening is, so that your cats and dogs can take part too!  First of all, I'm sure you are all wondering, what is Antinol? Antinol is a 100% natural joint support supplement for cats and dogs, made from sustainably sourced Green Lipped Mussels. Its a fast acting formula which contains PCSO-524 and when taken daily will help your pets to maintain an active and happy lifestyle. Reggie is quite a young dog, so although this product will help in the long run with the wear and tear of joints, I didn't think that I would see quite the results I am sure older dogs will get from this supplement. But I was wrong!  Reg loves the outdoors, but getting him to run about in it, rather than stopping every two minutes to sniff about has proven difficult since we got him. I guess you could say he is lazy in

Another year of restrictions doesn't have to mean Easter can't be fun this year! So I thought I would put together some egg-citing Easter ideas to keep you and your little ones entertained over the Easter break! 🐥Alternative Easter Egg Hunts🐥 You can buy plastic, refillable eggs from supermarkets and craft shops all over. One thing I highly recommend doing is buying extra, because if like my child, the first experience with these eggs is a good one, they will become obsessed way past Easter with filling them with tiny toys and asking you to "guess whats inside"...over and over and over again! Better still, maybe hide them away until next Easter instead! 😄 As an alte rnative to filling eggs with chocolate or sweet treats, why not buy a new puzzle and put each piece into an egg to hide around the house? Then you piece it together once they've all been found. If you fancy working off all the chocolate you've *cough* already eaten, why not do an Easter Eggs-Erc

I think you will all agree that we are all just about ready to say goodbye to 2020 once and for all! Yet again, this will be another occasion where we will be unable to celebrate with our family and friends like we usually would. But with the kids at home, there is always some fun to be had! So here are some ideas on how to celebrate New Years 2021 at home with your loved ones. ⭐ Count down to an earlier hour ⭐ Just because it’s a new year come 12 midnight; doesn’t mean you have to keep the kids up for them to celebrate too! Just change the countdown time so everyone can be involved. Let’s face it, our children have been the only magic this year, so it only seems fair they should get to celebrate too! Go for a 12 noon countdown or make it just after dinner, say 6pm, or an hour before bed for them to have some fun and burn off some steam, which will hopefully mean they sleep better too…or here’s hoping anyway! You can find countdown videos on youtube to put on the big screen and ha

Children's TV can be tedious at times. There are some programmes I have watched over the past 3 years that have literally made my blood boil! Usually these have been the ones my son has grown so fond of...lucky me! Others are great educationally or just really easy to watch! Here are some of my best and worst children's TV... Lets start with Little Baby Bum , with its endless variations of the same songs over and over. Within 10 minutes of watching it, you will want to turn it off. Just watching one episode is unbearable and wishing it to end doesn't make the time go any quicker unfortunately! For some reason, Little Baby Bum is the only thing I can put on the TV to calm O down, even now. If he is mega grumpy and has had a huge tantrum, Baby Bum fixes everything. If O is knackered, but wont sleep, I put Little Baby Bum on to keep him still and not waste anymore energy. So as much as I do hate it, it does come in very handy. It also really helped O learn numbers, which I kno

Back in the day when I was a child, there were only 2 types of advent calendar and we usually had both in our house every year. The advent calendar with a single piece of chocolate for each day, always Dairy milk chocolate was one and the other was a more biblical kind, with a nativity scene and windows with pictures. Since then, advent calendars have rapidly grown more sophisticated and exciting for little ones o help get into the Christmas spirit!  Here are some of the best kids advent calendars on the market at the moment, the options are endless and this wont event cover half of what is out there, but will hopefully give you an idea or two for your little ones. Or if your a big kid at heart, some might appeal to you too!  Story Book Advent Calendars There are a few of these on the market with different price tags, so wanted to show you a few options: - My Mini Storybook Advent Calendar| The Works |£10 - The Christmas 24 Book Advent Collection| The Works |£24 - Mr Men and Little Mis