Is the Mouse in the House? My family and I have a secret love.  It is, and I say without hesitation or retribution, that we LOVE going to Walt Disney World in Florida.  We are lucky to have been several times but return again and again for the precious and special memories that are created when the four of us run around with big smiles on our faces and ‘Goofy’ around! Now all this said, you have to approach your WDW holiday with a plan.  There are valuable tips that turn a frazzled, tantrumed holiday into a magical Disney holiday,...

    Wild Hendry was born in April 2012 and is London’s Youngest Blogger. He likes to read Paddington, The Gruffalo and Vanity Fair and his favourite toys are (in no order) Mr Rabbit, DoggDogg, Wild Thing and his Playskool car. He likes chasing his dog Doodle and his puppy Huckle ’round the park and hanging out with his Dad. Follow him on twitter @RealWildHendry and read his blog here. ---------------- My adventures with Pippin the Penguin SnooziHedz If, like me, you have a family like mine and live in London but your Grandma and Granddad live in Scotland then your car journeys...

Robert is a normal, fun-loving, energetic kid with lots of friends and caring parents.  He is a class leader with exceptional organizational skills for his age.  He is smart and willing to assist his classmates with subjects they find difficult but that he has mastered.  All of this appears to put Robert at the head of his class and his future.  But Robert suffers an aggravating food allergy that limits what he can eat.  Unfortunately, his allergy is grain-related: gluten, a naturally occurring substance in wheat and in many processed foods we regularly consume.  Robert has a severe reaction to...

Flying with small children can be a bit of an endurance test, but don’t let it put you off travelling – it’s always worth it! Here are a few tips that might help: Before you go If your child has not flown before, use role play to help them understand what will happen. For example, they might be upset at seeing their suitcases taken away, or be anxious about walking through a metal detector. There are plenty of books aimed at young children flying for the first time. When booking, think about timing flights around naptime to encourage sleep on...

When you have your first baby, it can be overwhelming. The challenge of doing the same things you did only a few months ago but with a baby in tow can seem insurmountable. It is important that you don’t become a hermit and that you get out as much as possible. It’s beneficial for both you and baby, who will appreciate the fresh air and stimulation. For those with older children too, it’s imperative to get out and about to stop everyone going stir crazy in those first few weeks. If leaving the house to go somewhere feels like a...