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sunwing kamala beach

September 22, 2023 · In: Travel

Why your family should visit Sunwing Kamala Beach – an excellent bargain for relaxing fun

Our family trip to Phuket was hands down the easiest family trip we did, despite our kids being toddler aged – almost 3 years old and 10 months old. The…

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road trip essentials

September 14, 2023 · In: Travel

Ultimate road trip essentials for your family road trip

Road trips are a great way to bond with your family and create lasting memories. We enjoy the freedom of taking things at our own pace, especially with the unpredictability…

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September 4, 2023 · In: Motherhood

A Christ-Centred Advent with toddlers – nurturing hearts towards Christ

This post describes how we celebrated the Advent season with our kids when they were a baby and a toddler, one and three years old. We choose to celebrate Advent…

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August 31, 2023 · In: Travel

7 Days Jeju Itinerary – Enjoying the healing beauty of Korea’s Hawaii

We took a week long trip to Jeju island in November 2022. From lovely aesthetic cafes to tangerine picking, this article contains our Jeju itinerary, what to do in Jeju,…

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morning basket ideas

August 25, 2023 · In: Motherhood

Our morning routine with toddlers at home – a recipe for peaceful, joyful mornings

Every morning, as the children nourish their bodies by eating breakfast, we also nourish our souls with the gospel. Here’s a little peek into morning routine at our home in…

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baby proofing hacks

August 23, 2023 · In: Home Living, Motherhood

How to baby proof your Singapore HDB flat without sacrificing style

Think of baby proofing ideas and baby proof products, and immediately we think of jail-like window grilles, huge plastic drawer locks, and clunky foam bumper corner stickers. Fret not, those…

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