Family, Lifestyle, Travel & Everything in between
If you’re following me on instagram then you already know this but if you are not then let me start by saying I’m a stay at home mum 🙂
“So what do you do all day?” …
Is it just me or do all stay at home mums get asked that question ALOT? How do you answer it? What do you say? Does it get to you? Or do you just ignore it?
I can’t tell you how many times people told me “you must get diaper rash cream” when packing my hospital bags both times. I was lucky enough to never go through it with Adam as an infant, so whenever I would hear mums grieving about it, I couldn’t understand it because I just didn’t know what it was like or how terrible it was for little ones. Of-course all that changed with little madam.
At just 4 months Hana had a terrible rash. Hana hadn’t been herself and I didn’t know what was wrong.
There’s no feeling that could compare to holding your little one for the first time after they’re born. It’s the beginning of a beautiful bond. Mothers are always encouraged to do skin to skin which has extraordinary benefits to both mum and baby. It’s creates a bond and makes the baby feel safe, amongst many other things. But what about the fathers? Shouldn’t the bond between them and their little one be as equally important?
There are two times of people in this world; people who have breakfast like there’s no tomorrow and people who have breakfast with lunch in mind. Me? I’m in between 
We planned to go to Sikka Cafe for breakfast with my bestie Fattouma who is here from Sweden for just 7 days. Sikka Cafe is located in City Walk Jumeirah. As it says on their instagram page it’s “a locally curated concept, where delicious Emirati food meets Indian and Iranian influences”
I understand how important it is for you to take your dogs out, whether for walks or just to play. When you live in a community it’s also important to keep in mind your fellow residents.
I personally have nothing against dogs, I’m just frustrated with you owners. I’ll tell you why, and I hope you don’t take this the wrong way.
It’s that time of the year when everyone makes new year’s resolutions that they’ll probably abandon by first week of January? Or second week? I can’t tell you how many times I’ve been guilty of that myself!
The best has to be my mum’s though! She decided last year that 2016 she would be a vegetarian…. well she was one for 4 days then Hardees double cheese burger happened! 
(Sorry maa, I love you
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I’m sure most of you who have boys will agree with me when I say it’s the easiest shopping for them! Of course sometimes it’s a bit of a struggle finding good shops but once you do, it’s quick! For Adam we get most of his home clothes from Zara Kids, Mamas & Papas, Mothercare, etc They have fantastic quality and prices are reasonable (Their prices are AMAZING during sale!) Zara Kid’s prices during sale is cheaper than mother care, baby shop etc 
