Yogurt Pizza Recipe: Quick, Easy & Healthy
Last week I discovered Yogurt Pizza: a revolutionary new way of making pizza! The base made simply of self-raising flour and natural yogurt so it is quick, easy and healthy. You […]
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Letters from Father Christmas to Children in Bristol with NSPCC’s Letter from Santa Campaign
Letters from the North Pole will be winging their way to children in Bristol this Christmas thanks to Santa’s little helpers, the NSPCC. The Letter from Santa campaign allows children […]
Busting a few myths – a Bristol mum’s experience of adoptive parenting
Today’s post on Bristol Mum is kindly provided by a reader who is an adoptive parent of two children. She has written this article as she wishes to address a […]
A Midwife in My Pocket: Midwife’s New Book Guides Parents through Pregnancy, Birth and “New Baby” Life
I am really pleased to introduce ‘A midwife in my pocket: Pregnancy, birth and life with a new baby, told as it really is’, a book written especially for expectant and […]
Baby Bank Network to help more families as it secures new home in Bristol thanks to £36,000 grant
Bristol-based charity ‘Baby Bank Network’ which distributes pre-loved baby essentials to families in need has moved into a new premises, enabling it to help even more families in need. The […]
Bristol Dad’s Wish To Do Bristol to Paris Cycle Ride To Help Raise £100,000 For Bristol Children’s Hospital
In today’s post I’m handing over to Martin Pemberton, a Bristol dad who has a very special appeal to Bristol Mum readers. Martin wants to do the Bristol to Paris […]
James and the Amazing Gift: A New Picture Book For Young Readers
Young readers will learn about the importance of a smile in James and the Amazing Gift, a new picture book for children. The book has been written by Nicola J. Rowley who hopes that […]
Redland Preschool: A Bristol Mum Review
If you are a parent to young children in or near Redland and are looking into finding a preschool for your child, you may be interested to hear about Redland […]
Big Pit, Blaenavon: A Journey Down Into The Depths Of A Real-Life Coal Mine!
It’s not every day that my kids and I journey down 300 feet into the depths of a real-life coal mine. Yet, that’s exactly what we did on a recent […]
NSPCC helps parents spot the signs of bullying in their children
Bullying affects almost every child in some way – whether they are bullied themselves, they bully others or they witness bullying. In today’s post on Bristol Mum, Sharon Copsey, the […]
