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Cosy Up This Valentine’s Day with Luxurious Sheepskin Rugs

Valentine’s Day is all about warmth, love, and creating intimate moments with that special someone. What better way to set the perfect romantic atmosphere than with the softness and elegance... Read more...

Sheepskin Stroller Mittens

We have launched our fabulous full sheepskin mittens, provided in a re-usable jute bag. Here are some answers below to our most frequently asked questions; How warm as sheepskin stroller... Read more...

Are Sheepskin rugs hard to keep clean?

Many of us worry how to keep your sheepskin rug clean, here are som tips and tricks below to looking after your Sheepskin for years to come! 1. Shake and... Read more...

How to Keep Your Little One Warm in Winter with Sheepskin Footmuffs

As the temperature is so cold at the moment in the UK, you need to keep your baby snug and comfortable, it's top priority for parents. One essential item for... Read more...

Is Sheepskin safe for babies?

We ensure that our Naturally Sheepskins shorn pramliners and baby rugs are safe for babies from birth.... Our sheepskins are sourced ethically and sustainably from the finest quality wool. These... Read more...

Are Pram Liners necessary?

Many new parents ask, do I need a sheepskin pram liner? The answer is are the benefits important for you and your little one? Please see below the benefits of... Read more...

The UEFA European Football Championship Final

The UEFA European Football Championship Final: A Spectacle of Passion and Skill The UEFA European Football Championship, known as the Euros, is one of the most prestigious tournaments in the... Read more...

Black Friday

Black Friday Can you believe that ‘Black Friday’ has rolled round again? Yes, it’s that time of year again when bargain hunters hit the shops hard and go crazy online... Read more...

The Autumn Equinox

The Autumn Equinox Autumn, well and truly, seems to be upon us now. The mini heatwave at the start of September took us all by surprise and tricked us into... Read more...

Easing Anxiety for ‘Back to School’

Easing Anxiety for ‘Back to School’ These are the last few days children (parents and teachers!) have all been dreading. The last few days of an enjoyable summer holiday with... Read more...

International Dog Day – 26th August 2023

International Dog Day – 26th August 2023 We all love our furry friends, don’t we? But did you know that there is a whole day dedicated to dogs for the... Read more...

What does ‘Montessori’ mean?

What does ‘Montessori’ mean? The word ‘Montessori’ is often used in the baby world, for example ‘Oh those materials are so Montessori’ or ‘I really want to set up a... Read more...

Different Types of Play in Early Years

Different Types of Play in Early Years Following on from our blog last week about National Play Day, we wanted to explore the different types of play that babies, toddlers... Read more...

National Playday!

National Playday – Hooray! Community play spaces offer so much joy and are so important for a child’s natural development. National Playday is an annual event which was invented to... Read more...

International Day of Friendship

International Day of Friendship We all love our friends, right? You might have a particular one you are close to - your bestie, your B.F.F. (‘best friend forever’)...or as the... Read more...

Transition Month – July

Transition Month – July During our lives, there are often times when we will experience change. Change can be difficult for adults, let alone children. July is known as a... Read more...

World Chocolate Day

World Chocolate Day Chocolate! Who doesn’t like chocolate? Deliciously creamy and sweet (and some say good for you), so you’re probably in the minority if you don’t like the tasty... Read more...

World Wellbeing Week – 26th June to 30th June 2023

World Wellbeing Week – 26th June to 30th June 2023 ‘Wellbeing’ – a hot buzz word at the moment, but what does it actually mean? The dictionary tells us that... Read more...

It’s Officially The Season of Summer

It’s Officially The Season of Summer Felt like it stayed very light this week until very late? Well, you wouldn’t be wrong because on the 21st of June, it was... Read more...

Father's Day

Father’s Day Father’s Day – a day to celebrate fathers, father figures and all things fatherhood! Did you know that it has been observed in one way or another since... Read more...

Global Day of Parents

Global Day of Parents Happy Global Day of Parents! Yes, 1st June is a day dedicated solely to parents in order to celebrate all things ‘parenthood’ and the beautiful bond... Read more...

Mental Health Week

Mental Health Awareness Week – 15th – 21st May Mental Health is such a buzz word at the moment and rightfully so, because for years, it has never been taken... Read more...

King Charles III Coronation

King Charles III King Charles III – the man of the hour! Let’s face it - a lot is known about his love life but who actually is he as a man? On Thursday 8th September 2022, he ascended to the throne instantly and quietly after the death of his mother, the late Queen Elizabeth II. His Royal Highness serves with his wife by his side – Camilla, the Queen Consort. Early Life King Charles III was born on November 14th 1948, at Buckingham Palace. He is the eldest child... Read more...

Allergy Awareness Week

Allergy Awareness Week It is Allergy Awareness Week in the UK from 24th April to 30th April. This week is a chance to raise awareness about allergies and highlight the... Read more...

Happy Easter

Easter Traditions A time for celebration and for Christians to remember the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Bunnies, eggs, chicks and spring flowers have long been associated with Easter because they... Read more...

What is Earth Hour?

What is Earth Hour?As an eco-aware and sustainable business, we are big supporters of Earth Hour. This event is celebrated at 8:30pm on the final Saturday of March every year.... Read more...

Mother's Day

Mother’s Day The time to thank Mum's, Mother Figures, Grandmas, Aunties or Guardians for all they do. It's an appreciation of everything they have done to help over both the... Read more...

British Science Week

British Science Week 10th March – 19th March The British Science Association annually holds a ten-day celebration of science, technology, engineering and maths called British Science Week. The goal of... Read more...

St. David’s Day – 1st March 2023

St. David’s Day – 1st March 2023 Oh, who doesn’t love the signs of Spring which are popping up everywhere of late? Lighter mornings and nights, slightly better weather and more colours sprouting from the ground. The humble daffodil is one of the first flowers to bloom at the end of winter. It symbolises re-birth and new beginnings – goodbye cold and dark days, something better is coming. It is less commonly known that daffodils are also symbols of vitality, energy, resilience, forgiveness and creativity. As a Mum, seeing a... Read more...

Rugby Six Nations

Rugby Six Nations Men, women, girls and boys, up and down the country, will soon be clinging to the edges of their seats as the exciting Rugby Six Nations... Read more...

Time to Talk Day 2023

On Thursday 2nd February, ‘Time to Talk Day 2023’ is taking place in order to raise awareness about mental health. It is an event designed to get people talking about... Read more...

Burns Night

‘Burns Night’ Ever wondered what ‘Burns Night’ is all about? What do you think of when you hear the phrase – people gathered inside, possibly around a fire, a hearty... Read more...

Chinese New Year – The Year of the Rabbit

Chinese New Year – The Year of the Rabbit We’re about to hop, hop, hop into another Chinese New Year or Lunar New Year – and this year, it’s the... Read more...

Why the festive season isn’t quite over yet…

Why the festive season isn’t quite over yet… Promised yourself a ‘no sugar’ January but you’ve already eaten a full pack of biscuits this week? Do not panic if you... Read more...

Happy New Year!

Happy New Year! We’re looking ahead to Twenty, Twenty Three which is knocking on our doors. Soon, we will be leaving this year behind and embarking on a new one.... Read more...

Winter Solstice

The Winter Solstice There is nothing more perfect than SNOW at Christmas Time. Those beautiful, white snowflakes that only fall when all the right elements fall into place are literally... Read more...

Hannukah

Hanukkah – 18th December 2022 Ever wondered that those pretty candles with nine branches are all about? We see them in some people’s windows and homes over the festive period. They are called Hanukkah Menorahs and are part of the Jewish festival ‘Hanukkah’. This year, the celebration will begin on Sunday 18th December and will finish on Monday 26th December. The exact dates on which Hanukkah is celebrated actually change every year. This is due to movement in the Hebrew calendar. Hanukkah, which is also known as Chanukah and the... Read more...

Christmas Jumper Day

Are you wearing your Christmas Jumper? Every December, we celebrate ‘Christmas Jumper Day’. The event was created by the charity ‘Save the Children’ in an effort to raise money for... Read more...

Advent

Can you believe that the countdown to Christmas is officially on? Come 1st December and children nationwide will be opening those little doors on Advent Calendars eagerly awaiting Santa’s arrival.... Read more...

The Men’s World Cup

The Men’s World Cup The town is a buzz with chatter and cheer about The World Cup this week. Ever wanted to know more about this football event? Well, read... Read more...

Remembrance Day

Saluting Remembrance Day We will never forget What is ‘Remembrance Day’? Remembrance Day was created to commemorate members of the armed forces who tragically lost their lives in war... Read more...

Interior Trends this Autumn/Winter

Interior Trends this Autumn/Winter Autumn is most definitely upon us now the hour has gone back. The weather is getting cooler, the days are getting shorter, and the nature around... Read more...

Halloween

Where did Halloween come from? To begin with, Halloween started as a harvest festival. The Celts (who lived in Ireland, the United Kingdom and France) marked the end of the... Read more...

Diwali

What is Diwali? The term ‘Diwali’ is something that we often hear around this time of year, but have you ever wondered what it is? Let us take you on... Read more...

Recycle Week

Recycle Week So next week, 17th October to 23rd October, it is ‘Recycle Week’. This is an annual event designed to celebrate and promote the benefits of recycling. It provides... Read more...

You've got to hand it to us...these are great!

You've got to hand it to us...these are great! Sorry...excuse the pun but we are just receiving so much lovely feedback about our amazing hand mitts, that we thought they... Read more...

Walks to Welcome Autumn In

Autumn is without doubt here and you may be missing outdoor summer activities with your kids. As the saying goes, there is no such thing as bad weather - sometimes... Read more...

Queen Elizabeth II

Who was Queen Elizabeth II? It seems very strange and sad to be referring to Queen Elizabeth II in the past tense. This blog post is a tribute to our... Read more...

September Goal Setting

‘Reset, Refocus, Restart’ September is a very popular time to set goals for yourself. It’s the time for reinvention and renewed motivation. Very much like January, September has that “fresh... Read more...

August Bank Holiday Party, anyone?

August Bank Holiday Party, anyone? It's often dubbed as the finale to the summer so you may be thinking of hosting your own garden party this August Bank Holiday Weekend.... Read more...

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