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Category Archives: Development
Happy New Year
Happy New Year! Yes I know it is a bit late… After an extended Christmas break we are back and I am looking forward to a whole new year of parenting observations, sweeping statements and unsubstantiated generalizations from the point … Continue reading
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Thank You For The Lessons 2012
With the madness of the Christmas rush over and the new year just beginning I thought it time to reflect on a few lessons learnt over the year. Firstly and most importantly is to make sure you actually measure the … Continue reading
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The Magic of Christmas
I can’t believe how excited I am at the upcoming Christmas festivities! Previously I have been slightly indifferent to the Christmas season, seeing it only as an opportunity to spend time with loved ones and to eat a heap of … Continue reading