
s Breaking my blog silence for this one. I know it's a PR story but fair play to the PR agency because any normal mum (without 24 hour support and on tap help) will feel bloody knackered by the time they get to work and no one but no one will really give a shit about that apart from another mum maybe. There's a sense of drowning, of never getting it right, of failing in every aspect of your life. Then you get home and the house needs tidying and cleaning and the dinner needs cooking … [Continue reading]