Competition time

After writing about Reuben’s night terrors and our new night light last week, I’ve been thinking a lot about our sleeping arrangements and moving forwards. Roo is 5, nearly 6, and since starting school he has a whole host of little friends, in fact, he has more friends than I do! He’s already been invited to his first sleepover (he didn’t go as he was a bit too little), and I have no doubt that soon the time will come where he will be having little friends over to stay too. I can’t wait for…

Surround yourself with people who celebrate your growth 🌿🌱 I saw a reel this morning about being friends with people who are constantly in competition with you and how draining that can be. It said true friends should be happy for you when you succeed and support you in your dreams. Life is not a competition! Anyone who’s not supporting you, isn’t someone who should be in your life. People who knew you 10,15,20 years ago and constantly bring up your past mistakes or the person you used to…

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Intermittent fasting, or IF as it’s sometimes referred to, isn’t a diet per se, but a dieting pattern. It involves either partially or entirely abstaining from eating for a set period of time before eating regularly again. One fasts and then feasts purposely, consuming calories only during a specific window of the day. Research, as Harvard Medical School summarizes, has suggested that this way of eating can offer a number of benefits, like increased longevity, fat loss and better overall ...