Time for another instalment from my music series. This week we are going back to the 80's inspired by Amazon Music's All 80's station which I've been listening to as part of my Prime membership. I can't stress enough how much I'm loving Amazon Music at the moment.

If you have missed Weeks 1-3 catch up here.

Husband and I had an impromptu date night last night while the kids were staying at the In Laws. You can't really tell from the picture but we are in a cocktail bar awaiting some delicious Caipirinas! We left before all the cool kids came in and headed to Carluccio's for a delicious dinner. Back on the diet tomorrow...

Photography is a wonderful hobby. It’s accessible, a lot of fun, and can even lead to you exploring some parts of the world that you previously would never have dreamed of. Photography can lead to many career paths as well, but it’s also a great hobby that you can indulge in at almost any time of the day.

However, improving your photography can sometimes be a little difficult if you don’t have much practice or advice. Lessons can be relatively expensive and time-consuming, so they aren’t the ideal solution. But with a bit of work and these tips, you can easily improve your eye for photography.

This week was the school cake sale and as we are pretty much packed to move house I needed a quick cake recipe I could knock up fast in one of the few baking trays I have left in the kitchen. I turned to a trusty friend; my Easy Banana Cake recipe and made a few adjustments to bake a delicious Banana and Choc Chip Tray Bake.

When you first have a child, you may think that they barely sleep. After all, it feels like you hardly get any shut-eye between feeding, cuddles, and playtime. But the average newborn should get around sixteen to seventeen hours every single day. You just feel exhausted because they rarely take this sleep in long stretches like adults do. They’ll awake regularly for feeding, changing and sometimes just for a little cry for crying’s sake. While you may be tired, you need to remember that sleep for baby is much more essential than for you as a functioning adult. So be patient and they’ll grow into a more convenient sleeping pattern over the next few months. Here’s everything to know about your bundle of joy’s sleeping patterns, habits, and needs.

There hasn't been many glimpses of my life over the past few weeks as we've been super busy preparing for the big move. But the girls and I managed to take a break from packing on Friday night to do some baking.