About Jane
Jane Rainford is the chief writer and editor for Online Mum, where she is responsible for researching and writing articles. She also writes the blog - Joys and Heartaches of a 1st time Mum, where you can follow her as her baby grew into a boy.
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Here are my most recent posts
Sep
05
2012
Forget About Overpaid Clowns, Dancing Bears, Pizza Shops Or Any Other Overpriced Option This Works Much Better…
Are you tired of trying to find a way to give your child a birthday party he or she will never forget that does not take up all of your free time and money?
Of course, most people do not know how to start a planning an unforgettable children’s party, let alone how to create a successful one but that is all about to change…
Through the release of the Kids Birthday Party Ideas eBook, you are going to learn how you can create a birthday party that you child will remember even when they throw their own child a party.
You will learn set up and get things running fast and what children want.
You will discover where to find the most unique party supplies and save lots of money.
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Aug
08
2012
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What do you do when you are exhausted and just need your baby to sleep and they won’t?
What do you do if you have no idea what to expect from your newborn?
Babies don’t come with a manual, and they certainly never behave as you want or expect them to.
Baby sleep – please! provides practical, common sense advice that works. Real families have used these methods for generations to help their babies sleep.
We asked the author what made her write the book,
“I was lucky with my son, but that didn’t stop me worrying all the time about whether his sleeping was normal. My friends weren’t as lucky as me. Some parents go through so much and try so many things to try and help their baby sleep.”
You can download Baby sleep – Please! from iTunes
Feb
07
2012
This is the best mothers day card EVER! Not only does my son think I look like this – apparently it does have a remarkable likeness to me! I beg to differ.
Easy to make, all you need is
- A4 card folded in half to make the actual card
- Coloured card or paper for the face
- Wool for the hair
- Leftover material
- Googly eyes
- Felt tip pens
- Scissors
- Glue
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Jan
31
2012
When I first saw this I found it so funny. Every parent I show it to finds it funny.
The toddler rules of possession
- If I like it – it’s mine.
- If it’s in my hand – it’s mine.
- If I can take it from you – it’s mine.
- If I had it a little while ago – it’s mine.
- If it’s mine, it must never appear to be yours in ANY way.
- If I am doing or building something ALL the pieces are mine.
- If it looks just like mine it is mine.
- If I saw it first – it’s mine.
- If you are playing with something and you put it down, it automatically becomes mine.
- If it’s broken, it’s yours.
- If it’s broken, but you are having fun playing with the pieces, it’s mine again.
- If there is ANY doubt, it’s mine.
(Kevin McHugh)
Are all toddlers this predictable? Do they all find it almost impossible to share? Um yes, I think so.
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Jan
28
2012
This is the story of a sad little duck. He is orange, his hair looks like he has been electrocuted, and for some reason kids love him.
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