1. The Virgin Gardener by Laetitia Maklouf - Book Review

    Wednesday, April 29, 2009
    These days we are awed by the sheer number of books available to us, and it's difficult to choose something relevant to our needs. As parents, we are limited in the time we can spend reading, and as frugal families we cannot afford to spend on books we may later find irrelevant. So each Wednesday, I aim to review a book on a range of subjects...
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  2. 5 of The Best... Parenting Resources for British Mums

    Tuesday, April 28, 2009
    Back when my eldest child was born, I didn't own a computer. In fact, the "internet" was something which we read about in newspapers - a phenomenon which only computer geeks understood and which only the richest even had access to (or so it seemed). But by the time my daughter was born, all this had changed. Not everyone was online then,...
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  3. Blogging in Pink - Free ebook Guide to Blogging from Scribbit

    Monday, April 27, 2009
    If you're a blogging mummy (or are considering starting a blog sometime soon) be sure to check out Blogging in Pink: a women's guide to blogging by Michelle Mitchell, author of the popular blog, Scribbit.This 24-chapter guide gives you tips for organizing yourself, getting started, focusing your efforts and taking things to the next level. Plus you get some pret-ty darn spiffy illustrations to boot.I've been reading Blogging...
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  4. How will the 2009 Budget affect your family?

    Friday, April 24, 2009
    I don't usually pay much attention to politics and money. Most of the issues go over my head: I'm certainly no financial expert and much of the jargon serves to confuse rather than educate me!But at this time, Britain is in recession. My husband and I both run our own businesses and have four children to support. So I listened intently to...
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  5. 10 Thrifty Style Tips for Mummies on a Budget

    Thursday, April 23, 2009
    Being a mummy need never mean you are frumpy! Just because babies and children force us to budget (in terms of both money and time) does not mean we should forget about our stylish selves.Here are my top 10 thrifty tips to help ensure you always look - and feel - fabulous, even when you're broke and have only five minutes to get dressed...
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  6. The Thrift Book by India Knight - Book Review

    Wednesday, April 22, 2009
    Thesedays we are awed by the sheer number of books available to us, and it'sdifficult to choose something relevant to our needs. As parents, we arelimited in the time we can spend reading, and as frugal families wecannot afford to spend on books we may later find irrelevant. So eachWednesday, I aim to review a book on a range of subjects...
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  7. 5 Of The Best... British Daddy Blogs

    Tuesday, April 21, 2009
    Way back when I first started writing Glamumous, it was difficult to find and network with other British parent bloggers. Luckily, blogging has become a much more popular pastime, with many mums starting blogs and writing of their experiences as parents and even the occasional book deal has sprouted from the new-found British love of blogging.But...
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  8. How to fold T-Shirts in 2 seconds flat!

    Monday, April 20, 2009
    This "folding T-shirt" video seems to have been doing the rounds for months, and is a truly nifty trick for wash days. Be sure to watch carefully: if you blink, you'll miss it!Fast Folding: How To Fold A T-Shirt In 2 SecondsLuckily I found this excellent video on YouTube which provides a full explanation of how this trick works. It takes just a little practise, and soon you'll be able to fold your family's T-shirts like a pro:Fast...
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  9. The Yummy Mummy's Ultimate Family Survival Guide - Book Review

    Wednesday, April 15, 2009
    Thesedays we are awed by the sheer number of books available to us, and it'sdifficult to choose something relevant to our needs. As parents, we arelimited in the time we can spend reading, and as frugal families wecannot afford to spend on books we may later find irrelevant. So eachWednesday, I aim to review a book on a range of subjects...
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  10. Free eBook - Fabulous Frugal Food Bills

    As I'm sure we're all aware, the cost of our family food bills has skyrocketed these past few months! According to the price comparison site, MySupermarket, the average weekly spend for a family of four has increased by as much as 25%.Shocking, isn't it?While we have little control over the rising cost of fuel, housing and other household...
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  11. 5 Of The Best... Internet Browsers for Kids

    Tuesday, April 14, 2009
    As anxious parents we are all too aware of the dangers posed to our children on-line. From concerns of sharing personal information to accidental splashes of unsavoury images while our children research material for their homework. How can we ensure our children are safe on-line?The answer dawned on me when I took my daughter to nursery...
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  12. Read your favorite magazines for free!

    Sunday, April 12, 2009
    Being quite the magazine maven, I shudder at the cost on the covers (and dread to think how much money I could spend on magazines alone each month!). So I was very pleasantly surprised to learn that the Telegraph is offering many of our favorite magazines in digital format which we can download and read for free!The Telegraph's offer enables...
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