parenting

Cold Cups of Tea and Hiding in the Loo.

faith, Parenting 28th January 2020 5th May 2020

by katharinewelby

So, with the launch of Annie’s new book I have been pondering the realities of parenting. I have to say, since meeting Annie I…

Mum guilt and mental health

Anxiety, Depression, Parenting 16th September 2019 28th January 2020

by katharinewelby

There is so much pressure when it comes to parenting. You should do it one way and shouldn’t do it the other, but everyone…

One year on…

Thoughts 1st October 2017 5th May 2019

by katharinewelby

Time flies when you haven’t got a clue what you are doing. One year and 11 hours ago I was in a pool, in…

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Apparently an author 'I thought there would be cake', mental health advocate, Mrs Roberts, mum to Elijah and Iris.

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Rachel Parris@rachelparris·

18 Jan

One of the most insidious-disguised-as-reasonable opinions. The idea that politeness makes you kind. Rees-Mogg always has impeccable etiquette while voting against my rights over my body, against equal marriage and against feeding hungry kids. “Kind” loses all meaning

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Jack Monroe@BootstrapCook·

11 Jan

Hi all. I’ve been sent LOTS of photos of the food parcels that have replaced the £30 vouchers and asked what I would do with them. I’m replying with advice privately because to do so publicly would look like justifying these ill thought through, offensively meagre scraps /1.

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Katharine W-R @kwelbyroberts·

11 Jan

Anyone else have a dog with chronic pancreatitis who can give us some tips? We manage flare ups well, but can't stop the flare ups which come as small one about monthly and bigger about quarterly. Changed food etc but if he eats the tiniest thing that's not his food we are doomed

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Rosie C 💙@gaswomancometh·

10 Jan

Perhaps I should try and lift your spirits by telling you the tale of one of our anaesthetists during the first wave. Involves nudity.

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Emma Mitchell 💙@silverpebble·

10 Jan

When mental health deteriorates,many people withdraw-they may not message you as often as usual. Others may continue as normal to hide how they feel. Check in with your pals,even the ones who seem sorted. Broaching the subject of feeling low/anxious may be a huge relief for them.

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