Bump & Bloom
Tiger, Mog and Pink Rabbit: A Judith Kerr Retrospective by Dunja
17 / 07 / 15
Until October the 14th, the Jewish Museum is holding a retrospective on the author of 'The Tiger Who Came To Tea' and one of my all time favourite children's books, 'When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit', which I've already read to my daughter, twice! Children can have tea with a life-size Tiger, curl up in Mog’s basket with one of Judith Kerr’s classic picture books, and discover the childhood drawings of a girl escaping Hitler’s Germany. There's daily storytelling at 10:30am,…
Best Product: Foil It! Foam Sticker Activity Set by Dunja
16 / 07 / 15
Although it says that it's recommended for kids about 6 years onwards, I couldn't resist trying this out. Very simple, you just apply glittery foils to adhesive foam stickers by scratching with your nail a few times. Whilst on amazon getting these kits, I recommend buying some nail foils as well, because it seems there's always more moulds there than there are foils! Ari couldn't possible do these stickers at her age, she's only 2 and a half, but I…
Style by Dunja
15 / 07 / 15
As we're all well aware it's wedding season, and although I now have no problem finding an outfit, i do remember just how difficult it was a couple of years back when my bump was showing. So I took a look at what's out there and the best dresses by far came from either Next or Asos. They are both affordable stores and whilst asos has a huge range, next has fewer options which are much easier to sift through.…
Favourite Brands by Dunja
08 / 07 / 15
Shampoodle, an ethically produced brand from Sweden, is by far one of my favourite kids and adults brands. They produce exactly the same clothes in kids and baby sizes as they do adult. My favourite product of theirs is the Bollywood pants, which look mega cute on kids, and really cool on adults. They come out with them every season so you'll never miss out. Visit http://www.shampoodle.com, and make sure you also check out their permanent sale and outlet!
Best Recipe Awards by Dunja
08 / 07 / 15
These two recipes are fun alternatives to your regular home made playdough. The big balls sand playdough. Just mix 2 cups of plays and with 1.5 cups of flour, half a cup of water and two tablespoons olive oil. Kneed it all together until it forms the same consistency as playdough. And voila, no mess sand! The smaller balls are glittery jelly playdough. Mix together 1 cup of flour, 3/4 cup warm water, 3 tablespoons salt, 2 tablespoons cream of…