Yesterday morning, armed with two hand whisks, most of the ingredients needed to make a sumptuous vanilla cake and an iPhone with a cracked screen, my son and I sat down to record the pilot episode of our cutting edge, genre redefining cooking show, “Baking with the Bubster”. Continue reading “My parenting word cloud”
This morning, I received the above email from Facebook’s incredibly empathetic advertising team. In case you can’t tell, when I said “incredibly empathetic” I was being sarcastic. Over the last 24 hours, I’ve been attempting to discover why the world’s largest social network has banned me from promoting my content on its site. Continue reading “Fake news: I fought the law and the law won”
Workers at a popular soft play establishment are being offered specialist help after they were not forced to step in and resolve a disagreement between two parents.
Onlookers were expecting to see a classic Saturday morning barney when Continue reading “Parent accepts child is to blame for incident at soft play”
It’s fair to say the dual blow of my wife’s parents going to America for a month and my son’s nursery summer holiday arriving has hit my wife and I pretty hard. And when I say pretty hard, I’m talking with more force than a Continue reading “Nursery summer holiday: don’t panic! The grandparents are coming”
Have you ever felt like the world is out to get you? Why am I even asking this question? Of course you have. You’re human, so at some point or other you’ll have Continue reading “9 things that make parents scream”
Ladies and gentlemen, children of all ages, this week’s Father-Hood.co.uk Midweek List proudly brings to you, the parenting truths, the whole parenting truths and Continue reading “Parenting truths revealed: 8 things all parents do (but will never admit to)”
Aw bubby, you shouldn’t have. No, really, you shouldn’t have. Of all the pressies you could have brought mummy on her birthday chicken pox might just be the worst, Continue reading “Happy birthday dear Mummy”
The drool has been mopped up, the plastic balls have been rescued from under the couch and my heart rate has dropped back down to two figures. So now, 24 hours on from Continue reading “One and done: reflections on my kid’s 1st birthday party”
