A pocket of my life

Easter is fast approaching and I am so ready for it, I have created the girls Easter basket for 2026 and I readlly do hope they enjoy whats in it.  This is something that i do every single year and will contiue to do for years to come, I like to put things in that I know will keep them busy over half term such as stickers, game and crafts. I have a mixture of items from different shops and normally pick up an item a week to spread the cost. This year i have included: Magnetic dress up from The Works Ceramic paint you own eggs x2 from The works Easter pairs game from Morrisons Easter pens from Morrisons Easter stickers from a local warehouse shop Mint areo eggs from Coop I really think that the girls are going to enjoy this and I cannot wait to see there faces when they recieve it.  Victoria x

With Easter fast approaching I thought I would share what bits the girls have in there Easter basket this year. I have created one of these every year and is full of bits and bobs to keep the girls entertained over the 2 week holiday from school/nursery. This year I actually purchased a new basket for them to have as I really couldn't resist, it's a little bunny cloth basket which was from primark and cost £4. The crafty contents are either from Morrions or The works and the sweet treats included are from Aldi. Firstly we have so Easter paper chains, something a little different and new, these were just £1 from Morrisons and whilst there I noticed little hopping animals for £1.25 each, I picked up a bunny and a chick which the girls can share. From The Works I picked up some paint your own characters which come with paint and brushes, these were £1.50 each, I also picked up a snap game for £2 and an Easter card set for £2 as well, these will definitely keep the girls happy.  La...

I really wanted to share with you Olivias outfit for her 3rd birthday as I honestly think that it's one of my favourite things that she has worn.  Thw dress is a beautiful coral shade with the bodice being coral and white stripped with an adorable face stitched on, the skirt part has layers of netting which looks beautiful. You can get Nutmeg which is Morrisons, it came with a headband that matched the pattern on the ears on the car face. The dress and headband combined cost £13. I paired her dress with some tights, a white cardigan (when we went out) and her unicorn wellies as we were in a garden.  Victoria