Category Archives: Attachment parenting
Hello Juno! Our new little girl
On Thursday 25th April we welcomed little Juno into the world! She is a total delight; downy skin, rolls of chub and alert, bright eyes. She is an expert breastfeeder and spends most of her time showing off her expertise! … Continue reading →
The Family Bed- Cosleeping as connection
A few weeks ago Ramona woke up in the middle of the night, full of beans. She sleeps in the middle of the two of us, so if she wakes one of us can cuddle her back into dreamland. This … Continue reading →
Best reads for gentle pregnancy and parenting – and a giveaway
I have a bump! 28 weeks pregnant and I finally have a bump. It took a while to arrive and then, aided by several Christmas dinners and a few weeks of festive chocolates left in the house, it burst on … Continue reading →
On peace and parenting
I have been ruminating a little on peace, it is a good time of year for that kind of business. I feel like there is this one point in the year where this word and this concept tugs at our … Continue reading →
Eight approaches for happier sleep
Yesterday morning Ramona woke up at 4:30, full of beans. She planted some kisses on our faces, did a morning fart, followed by a belly full of giggles, and began climbing all over the bed. “Awake! Me! Pojo??” Pojo is … Continue reading →
A sibling on the scene
Every morning when my daughter Ramona opens her eyes, she snuggles up to my face and whispers “Hello, mummy”. These days, this tiny tradition is followed up by her scuffling down and pulling apart my pyjama top and murmuring “Hello, … Continue reading →
Attachment Daddy: Intuitive parenting
My husband is a lovely writer, and a fabulous daddy, and has been on quite a journey with the attachment fatherhood stuff. I thought it would be WICKED to get his perspective on some of it all for this blogdiggidy. … Continue reading →



