Financial Wellbeing for Women
by Dani Binnington @healthywholeme The autumn brings not only a change in temperature but a corresponding change to our routines. New school years, new clubs and getting used to the dreaded homework again. On top of that, many of us feel it’s a time to get back into a ‘healthier routine’ after the summer days of overindulging become a distant memory. It’s …
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by Hugo Shephard @ Role Models There is so much joy in the streets of London at the moment, as children skip and hop back to school, to see their friends, to play and yes, to learn a little bit too. Faces rosy from having spent time outside, crisp, newly cleaned uniforms, busy mummies in toe on …
by Jane Fellner @ loopster The month of September marks the beginning of a new season – and not just Autumn. It also marks the beginning of one of the most stressful parts of the year. We are called back to reality from the summer holidays to face work, school and then the onslaught of Christmas. In …
by Nicki Philips @ niix When you wake up in the morning do you feel that every minute of your day is already accounted for? You wake up and feed, wash & dress your children. You scrape your hair back into a messy bun (messy being the key word here), flatten down your un-ironed work shirt and …
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We’ve all heard that talking about money is the last taboo. We believe that all you need is a safe space and a bit of expert help and talking about money is a breeze! What’s more, as women are going to start owning more of the world’s wealth it is becoming increasingly important to get educated on …
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Friendship is a concept that is familiar to most. While the dictionary defines friendship as ‘a state of mutual trust and support between allied nations’, the beloved character Winnie the Pooh sums up friendship in a beautiful way, ‘If you live to be 100, I hope I live to be 100 minus 1 day, so …
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by Jane Fellner @ loopster Balance. We all strive to have it, but how many of us actually manage to achieve it? Studies show that half of British children receive less than an hour of quality time with their parents every day. Between balancing work and home life, the modern parent simply does not have enough time …
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“My mum has always been a little unconventional”, Boost co-founder Sam Jackman recalls, “so I wasn’t surprised that she rebelled against wearing her chicken filet type breast form. What surprised me was her underlying reason for doing so, and the more I thought about it, the more I realised that there might be other women …
by Clare Moreton @ CEWE When it comes to Instagram vs. reality, being a parent tops the charts! Whilst it may seem as if your friends and followers are posting endless images of their darlings looking perfect and brand new, achieving beautiful images of your new born bundle, in reality, can be trickier than you may …
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by Dani Binnington @healthywholeme Bedtime with your children can have its lovely moments but it can also be (and most often is) hugely stressful, especially when you are trying to put more than one child to bed. Energy levels in the evenings are generally low, as is our level of patience. Many parents find themselves confronted with …
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