Articles Tagged: memories

The joys of family camping

By Tara King, May 21, 2012

Imagine the scene: a crackling log fire, you're wrapped up in blankets sipping hot chocolate or a glass of wine whilst gazing at the stars, kids tucked up fast asleep after a care-free day running free in the countryside. Camping can be blissful.

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Angelina Jolie keeps kids' used plasters

By Kelly Rose Bradford, Nov 23, 2011

In possibly the most bizarre celeb-parenting story ever, we have learned this morning that Angelina Jolie keeps her kids used plasters in a jam jar.

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Are you the invisible mum in family photos?

By Linda Aitchison, Aug 4, 2011

This summer, I'm hoping for a breakthrough. It's something very small in a lot of ways but in years to come, it could have a profoundly positive effect on my family. I'm going to appear in family photos.

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Why parents hate school sports day

By Heidi Scrimgeour, Jun 17, 2011

Love it or loathe it, school sports day is a rite of passage for most parents, and a largely unavoidable one at that.

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Child free holidays: Selfish or sensible?

By Kim Jones, May 27, 2011

Rex Features I suffer from amnesia. It's a particular type of amnesia that - I'd hazard a guess - is peculiar to ...

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Pregnant and grieving

By Lianne Kolirin, Mar 2, 2011

The pregnancy test box bore an image of crossed fingers. Were they hoping for one line or two? And what did I want...? In ...

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Why am I terrified of my child's teacher?

By Heidi Scrimgeour, Feb 28, 2011

I'm 34 years old and I am terrified of my children's teachers. Even a friendly glance from my son's teacher is enough to ...

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Doing a Demi: Would you pose naked and pregnant? I did

By Lianne Kolirin, Feb 10, 2011

My third pregnancy felt never-ending. My sons, aged four and two, were running me ragged, while the third was zapping my ...

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