
Tips for pregnant moms on choosing cars and driving them
Moms are always rushing around not having enough time in the day to finish the chores that they set out to do, never mind making time for themselves.
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by Kerry Haggard | cars, pregnancy | 0 comments
Moms are always rushing around not having enough time in the day to finish the chores that they set out to do, never mind making time for themselves.
Read moreby Kerry Haggard | play | 11 comments
When I was growing up, Hallowe’en was a thing we saw on American movies – it was never a big deal in South Africa, probably because our parents were concerned about the security of children wandering around the streets…
Read moreby Kerry Haggard | giving | 0 comments
Each year, we’re encouraged to spend 67 minutes doing something significant for our fellow South Africans in honour of Nelson Mandela, to show our commitment to our country,
Read moreby Kerry Haggard | motherhood | 0 comments
Being a mom is tougher than any professional sport out there. We’ve got to be the coaches who teach and encourage our offspring at every turn…
Read moreby Kerry Haggard | museums | 0 comments
If you’ve not heard about it, SciBono is a playful science learning centre, located in Newtown opposite the Turbine Hall and the SAB World of Beer
Read moreby Kerry Haggard | day outings | 1 comment
When faced with five children and a hot muggy (but beautiful) Jozi day, I was looking for an outing that wouldn’t involve too much effort in the heat of the day, but that would be fun and appealing to all of us
Read moreby Kerry Haggard | motherhood | 6 comments
A woman I worked for many years ago spoke of “feeling things in her waters” – and it’s a notion I only fully got to grips with when I became a mom
Read moreby Kerry Haggard | culture | 9 comments
When I was growing up, Hallowe’en was a thing we saw on American movies – it was never a big deal in South Africa, probably because our parents were concerned about the security of children wandering around the streets after dark,…
Read moreby Kerry Haggard | culture, emotions | 11 comments
You know when you become a mom that there are going to be times when you have to deal with the really difficult stuff with your child – the stuff of life…
Read moreby Kerry Haggard | restaurants | 0 comments
As a point of principle, a while ago I refused to go to the Twigs restaurant at the Garden Centre on the corner of Jan Smuts Avenue at the lower side of Rosebank…
Read moreby Kerry Haggard | Uncategorized | 1 comment
My mom was a teacher, and she was one of those teachers that EVERYONE remembers. Some of them remembered her because she was…
Read moreby Kerry Haggard | emotions | 9 comments
This morning was an early one – up at 5h00, with both boys wanting different things, from Easter eggs to Cbeebies.
Read moreby Kerry Haggard | healthy | 4 comments
Daniel (aged four and a half) and I were chatting over breakfast yesterday morning. “Where does meat come from, Mommy?” he asked. “From animals,” I said, hoping that that would be the end of that train of thought. Not so. “But how do the animals make meat?” he persisted?
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