Picnic at Sharpness Docks, Gloucestershire
If you are a regular reader of Bristol Mum you will know that my family and I often like to explore and discover new places to visit with kids. We […]
If you are a regular reader of Bristol Mum you will know that my family and I often like to explore and discover new places to visit with kids. We […]
A couple of weeks ago my daughter and I foraged for blackberries in Golden Hill, Bristol. We then made our first ever jam, adding some plums from our garden and […]
If your child enjoys arty crafty fun then you will be interested to hear about “We Are Makers!” creative play boxes for kids! Created by Children’s Scrapstore Bristol, a charity […]
Tucked away on a hill in Montpelier, next to where the railway line weaves through the city, lies a green allotment garden, quite unlike any other. For while this allotment […]
There are not many walks which offer myth and legend along the way. A family walk that offers this – and more – is one which my children and I […]
This week, after several months of being closed due to covid-19 guidelines, the Bristol Animal Rescue Centre charity, has announced that it has re-opened its doors, ready to start finding […]
Today’s post on Bristol Mum features a reader’s baby’s birth story. The mum shares how her much-wanted birth plan contrasted starkly with the actual birth itself and her feelings about […]
Fairfield High School Bristol is a secondary academy in Horfield, BS7. Here, FHS Principal, Mr Nick Lewis, gives an update and shares the school’s latest news and successes. One of […]
Yesterday my children and I visited a telephone box library in Alveston. The traditional red phone box, long disused, has been remodelled into a quirky little library, with shelves full […]
Oxfordshire Children’s Author, Lawrence Prestidge, is back with a new and exciting adventure featuring a cast of penguins! Penguin Beach focuses on Clyde, as the star of the show, who delights […]