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Hello…I’m Leila, Montessori teacher, blogger, maker and dreamer. I’m also a wife and mama to gorgeous little baby girl who fills my days with sunshine and make my world a happier place.

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  • Morning lovely people! Hope your day is happy and bright! Weather is gorgeous today, after all that rain we had! I’m super busy those days...#sendsomehelp 😁 🌸
  • This legend of ours! Thank you for looking after us! Thank you for the endless ‘it will be ok’ hugs of reassurance for always encouraging me to follow my dreams but most of all thank you for being kind and loving father to our daughter ( and soon extra one 😁).. It takes a village to keep this all together and you’re most definitely the chief 💖 #happyfatherday #fathersday
  • #ad Father’s Day 2019 is almost upon us and this year I’ve planned something a little different than the same old gift of socks and box of chocolates. No longer exclusively a tool for children, LEGO can appeal to fathers too. And while we love to join Mia and play #LEGO with her this year we wanted to surprise dad with one of the many @LEGO creations. After a little research I’ve picked this LEGO Technic Porsche 911 RSR. This 1,580-piece set will definitely keep your dad entertained (or frustrated 😁) for hours and could be the closest he will ever get to the 510bhp GTE racer. Building this model was the last week highlight in our house and not sure who got more excited Mia or daddy 👌🏻Happy house and total Father’s Day win!!! . You can picked one for your dad by heading to link in my bio 😉 #Advertisement #FathersDay #LEGOTechnic
  • Tuesday thoughts - I am driven, focused and hard-working, I have so many things I want to accomplish and goals on top of goals! I like to spend time with my family and absolutely need my me time! There are so many list of things about me and things I want to do but at the top of all my list is always being a MOM! I have one amazing daughter and other one on the way who are my number one priority at all times. They are what give me my strength and determination, I put them above everything and guess what I can still be and do all of those things that are me and about me, without losing myself and still be a great momma! Mom guilt is such a real thing and there are so many mom's that run themselves down trying to take care of everything for everyone else without a thought for themselves! It ends up being cycle for years on end until they are so deep in that hole climbing out seems almost impossible! Mom's have a tendency of putting everyone's needs ahead of their own but your needs are so important, who you are outside of being a mom is so important too! So love your babies hard but don't forget to be you and do you, for you sometimes too! You will be stronger and your babies will thrive because of it! #momguilt #bekindtoyourself 🌸
  • Enjoying this sunny days (well except today) and some new fruit snacks full of yumminess 😋 #GoGoSqueeZUK made from 100% fruit with no added sugar with no artificial flavours, colours, or preservatives, gluten and diary free. . Mia’s favourite snack to munch while we are enjoying this gorgeous weather in our garden or at picnic time 🧺 Perfect for little people, easy to use when we are on the GoGo 😉You can get them in most major supermarkets (baking department) 😉 Approved by us!! 👌🏻😋 #FruitSnacks #ad
  • Introducing Sewing - Montessori Way 🧵(BLOGGED) . I always look for practical activities that are culturally and socially relevant and appealing in my home. But sometimes can be a bit tricky to find materials I could use that would be both appeal to the three year old and stay as appealing and engaging until she is six. For me, the answer was sewing (and I personally love it) . I wanted to create activities that are interesting, creative and engaging. The hands is the brains connection to the world around us. In today’s world there is a great deal of concerns about children’s development of fine motor skills. Like every parent sometimes I FOUND MYSELF STRUGGLING  how to minimalise screen time and as much as possible increase developing fine motor skills. With this blog post I will start my serious of Montessori inspired sewing activities. This post is introduction to sewing for three years old and starts with simple handwork of cutting and stringing beads. The main skills I’m looking to develop at this time are finger strength and dexterity, scissor skills, and eye-hand coordination. Those are first preliminary lessons to sewing that I’ve introduce to my daughter...head to link in my bio to read what have we been up to 🧵👧🏻👩🏼 #sewingwithkids #montessorisewing
  • #ad This week has been super busy in our house, jobs, meetings, plus trying our best to organise an entertaining half term for our daughter! I feel pretty exhausted! But there is something to look forward to this weekend. The official Big Lunch with @pgtips takes place this Saturday 1st and Sunday 2nd June! PG Tips has partnered with The Big Lunch, an initiative created by the Eden Project @edencommunities to encourage people all over the nation to spend quality time with each other over food and a cuppa. The aim is to bring millions of people together to share friendship, food and fun over a cuppa. Every year over 6 million people take to their streets, gardens and neighbourhoods to join in for a few hours. We are going to invite some friends for #cuppastogether and enjoy #TheBigLunch 👌🏻🧺☕️🍪
  • The best plans are the ones that are canceled and spontaneous! Yesterday we went flowers-exploring at @wakehurst_botanic_garden instead of staying in our garden. Spring in 🇬🇧 is amazing! #mayhalfterm #exploringnaturewithchildren 🌸
  • Pregnancy. Do you like it or not? I’m not a huge fan if I’m being honest. I find it incredibly difficult to deal with. However, I cannot wait to hold my baby 😍 Today I share all the things I’ve found different this time around until now! 🤰SIZE – I feel huge. So huge. People said that you feel bigger sooner second time around and that is definitely true here. I felt like I was showing way before 12 weeks this time. 🤰ACID REFLUX – I had this with Mia but it is a billion times worse this time. No idea why really. I feel like I have a small ball of acidic bile sat in my throat 24/7. How nice! 🤰I’M MORE RELAXED – Well, depends. I still feel very anxious about giving a birth event and all the worries that brings with it. But on the whole I feel a lot more like I know what I’m getting myself into this time around! 🤰RESTING – When I can, I really am trying to rest as much as possible. I think with Mia, I didn’t realise how tiring being a mum could be. This time I am well aware. So yes, I rest as much as I can. 🤰HAND-ME-DOWNS – With my first pregnancy I want to buy everything new for my baby. From the crib, pram , baby clothes to the blankets, everything was new! This time, oh thank goodness for hand-me-downs! Perfect hand-me-downs from my older child, family members and even friends. 🤰BABY KICKS – With my first pregnancy, I didn’t even know what to expect with my first born baby kicks. I didn’t noticed the very first few kicks because I just didn’t know what they felt like. With my second pregnancy I’ve recognised the first flutters in my stomach and automatically know it was my baby kicking, not something I ate. It’s really a fun moment.... . Full post is up on my blog, if you fancy a read (link in bio) #secondpregnancy 🌸

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