by Philippa Cross | pregnancy |
Every time I attend a baby shower (or a kitchen tea for that matter) I ponder these bizarre rites of passage ceremonies of the western world because that’s exactly what they are.
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by Philippa Cross | family theatre |
The Jungle Book for me is as much about the fantastic soundtrack as it is about the story.
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by Philippa Cross | human rights |
If you have read anything I’ve written before, you will have recognised that I try to see the funny side of most things. Sense of humour is essential if you wish to survive motherhood.
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by Philippa Cross | Uncategorized |
This morning I attended a Pilates class. As usual, I was running late, so I hurriedly grabbed my empty 2 litre Valpre water bottle, filled it with water, and rushed out of the
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by Philippa Cross | family, play |
I bet you have a fancy job doing something useful and fulfilling. Are you a dentist? Or a business analyst. Maybe you’re an astrophysicist. Or a fabulous home exec.
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by Philippa Cross | human rights |
I am amazed how many people haven’t the faintest idea about how to approach toddlers and children, and how to respect their space.
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by Philippa Cross | Uncategorized |
Whatever you do these school holidays, if you are in Joburg, do not miss Cinderella on Ice. It is utterly breathtaking…
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by Philippa Cross | culture, giving |
I believe that Christmas is a Holy day to be celebrated. For you, that may not necessarily be the story of the virgin birth of Jesus in Bethlehem. But it is still an opportunity for you to talk to your children about God and his role on Earth.
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by Philippa Cross | family theatre |
It’s the perfect underwater adventure for land-based moms and dads who slave away all day…
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