Financial Wellbeing for Women
An invitation to all Bubele readers to The Parent Trap – helping mamas keep their money mojo. Bubele and She’s on the Money have joined forces to create a series of events designed to empower women to take control of their finances, especially after having kids. We are on a mission to arm mums-to-be and mums with as much information about ‘what to …
by Mimi Smith The summer holidays are here and with this weather, it is the perfect excuse to get out of London. I absolutely love taking the kids to Brighton; not only can they play on the beach but there is lots of fun to be had on the pier and down the Lanes. Here …
by Dani Binnington @healthywholeme Children have worked very hard over the school year and rightly deserve some time off to enjoy themselves. The summer holidays are a great time to refresh and recharge. With a careful bit of planning it can also be a great time to help develop key habits that will allow them to …
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Jacqueline Wilson’s Double Act at the Polka Theatre Wimbledon, June 23rd 2018 Adapted and directed by Vicky Ireland Reviewed by Tess Ansell This production was funny, poignant and absorbing. The audience was predominantly female, mirroring the great appeal this author has for girls, probably because of the feisty and independent heroines in her books, …
Review of Double Act at Polka Theatre by Tess Ansell for Bubele Read More »
The average life span is 4,000 weeks. Put like that, it doesn’t sound much does it? Life’s short so the usual rules apply: make the most of every day, tell the people to whom you are closest that you love them and spend your time with the human equivalent of radiators, not drains. But, there’s …
Dani Binnington @healthywholeme When I first started to eat really healthily (and I’ll explain later what I mean by that), it was after I had finished treatment for breast cancer; I was 33 and my three girls had not even started school. After surgeries, chemo and radiotherapy, I turned to food to help recharge my batteries …
We often like to blame others for problems we’d rather not tackle ourselves. Take the “fast food versus healthy eating” debate for example. Many families in the UK are struggling to put food on their table, many children go to school hungry and we rely on fabulous charities like Magic Breakfasts to provide children …
How to fill tummies with good healthy food – inexpensively! Read More »
in Partnership with RentmyHome Are you a parent still living in the same place you had before kids? The stats suggest this is unlikely. But even if the answer is yes, chances are you have thought about a house move at some point. So here are some tips to make the decision a bit easier for you. Happiness is …
8 unobvious tips to bear in mind if you’re thinking of moving home Read More »
What drove you to start becoming an influencer? In many ways I became an influencer by accident. I started my blog Grumpy Mum Reviews while on maternity leave with no intention of it being anything more than something to keep me busy, but after only a few of weeks I started to be approached by …
Interview with Tessa Lake, influencer at Grumpy Mum Reviews Read More »
What drove you to start becoming an influencer? I was my ideal reader, lost in a sea of google searches hoping desperately for the answer that I couldn’t find. I knew I had to change that, I knew I had to make sure the answer WAS out there to find. Name one thing that has helped …
Interview with Jade Staff, influencer at Mummies Waiting Read More »