Two stars born on the very same night, 

I absolutely adore my mum.

It’s 6:37 am, December 30th.

September,

My last entry “Resolutions” was meant to be posted in January [2025] but only got out in June, so this actually includes a little update.

*I meant to post this entry back in January when I wrote it… but life comes at you fast so here it is 6 months later…*

I visited home recently and got to spend some time with my family, who I absolutely adore and am really close to.

With the new school term we started asking the twins to get themselves dressed in the mornings. They are highly capable to do this and can get it done in 2 minutes when they want to. However… it’s never that simple, is it?

Last month our twins turned 4 so we are now proud (& tired) owners of the 4 year-old-twins badge.

When you're a new mum many people around you may offer advice. Some are welcome, some others... not so much. I believe everyone meant well when they said these but there were a few that used to put quite a lot of pressure on me, and I'm sure some other mums and dads feel the same.

I’ve never been a spontaneous person, organisation and planning have always been part of my skillset. When I had the twins, these skills became a form of survival. They have never attended full time childcare and both of us have our own businesses, so our lives are ruled by calendars and schedules.

One of the things I love most about my twins is how different they are. They really are complete opposites and individuals within their twin bond, which is great, we want them to feel like they are unique and know that they’re not just ”the twins”. However, I do feel those differences often play against us, in various areas of our lives.