Month: June 2018

Mums that Rock – Natalie Max – London

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Meet the beautiful Natalie Max with her sweet daughters. Natalie is a real inspiration and here at Yummy mummy HQ we are all in awe of how she always remains so elegant kind and absolutely stunning.
Best advise you have been given on parenting:
Remember to take care about yourself. If you are happy, your kids are happy.Favourite food to eat:

Pasta! But I think their favourite food depends more on where they are than the food itself.

What is your favourite meal to cook for the family?
Definitely Sunday Roast sat down as a family

What three items do you always have in your bag when out with the kids?
1 – wipes
2- water
3 – credit card!

Hardest part: To wake up as early as my children.

Best part: Hearing my kids laugh everyday- makes me realise It’s all fine.

My parenting style: Relaxed. Depending on my mood I’m somewhere between “don’t do that” to “ah.. whatever”

The Yellow Chicken

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The yellow chicken. Some of the tastiest parts of the chicken are inexpensive.  The legs and the thighs are my favourite and there are generally more affordable. This is a quick easy one pan recipe for busy families and individuals. You can serve with Basmati rice or cauliflower rice. Enjoy xx

Mums that rock – llana Brandwain – Belgium

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Inspiring mama of 2  IIana and CEO of  Noble Fine Jewellery

 

What is the best advice you have been given on parenting?  Love, love and more love.  Always tell your kids you love them even when you are angry at them.

What are your kids’ favourite foods?  Pancakes, pasta and French toast.       

What is your favourite meal to cook for the family?  Because I work a lot I don’t cook much but always make sure they have a simple balanced meal of protein, carbohydrates and vegetables.  I am also lucky to have a few amazing friends who cook professionally and are always sending me delicious doggy bags.
What three items do you always have in your bag when out with your kids?
Water, tissues and money.  The kids are older so I don’t need all the baby things.
How would you describe your parenting style?  Very relaxed style.  
What have you found to be the hardest part of your motherhood journey?  Watching my behaviour and emotions around them because they absorb, feel and imitate us.

What is the best part of motherhood?  The feeling of love I have for my boys is like nothing else.