MEAL PLAN
MONDAY:
Home made haddock fish fingers with chips & peas
TUESDAY:
Slow cooker Chilli con carne & rice
WEDNESDAY:
Gammon, Egg, chips & peas
THURSDAY:
Cottage pie with red lentils & veg
FRIDAY:
Chicken curry with noodles
SATURDAY:
Pizza
SUNDAY:
Slow cooker roast gammon
MEAL PLAN
MONDAY:
Sweet chilli & garlic chicken stir fry with egg noodles
TUESDAY:
Fish, chips & veg
WEDNESDAY:
Cooked Breakfast
THURSDAY:
Spaghetti Bolognase & garlic bread
FRIDAY:
Home made chicken goujons, sweet potato chips & veg
SATURDAY:
Pizza
SUNDAY:
Roast Chicken
I recently did a Zara order for some clothes for Bear so I thought I would show what I got. I love the range Zara do for boys and the quality is great and not that expensive. Bear is now in size 3-4 years so he is at the end of the baby boy sizes but he has loads of growing room so he should get a lot of wear out of them. I'm loving Harvey in monochrome at the moment so I couldn't resit the star top. I have linked the top and leggings, the hoodie was in the sale so does not have a link. Enjoy!
MEAL PLAN
MONDAY:
Heck Sausages with mash, peas and carrots
TUESDAY:
Slow Cooker Gammon, roast potatoes & veg
WEDNESDAY:
Out for Dinner
THURSDAY:
Pizza topped chicken, chips & salad
FRIDAY:
Chilli con carne & rice
SATURDAY:
Grilled chicken, sweet potato chips & salad
SUNDAY:
Roast Chicken
Ever since Bear really small he has always loved play-doh. I think I bought his first pot just after his first birthday and its always been an activity he has always loved to do. Currently he has been playing with the Play Doh Ice Cream Sweet Shoppe set which he could play with for hours!
He likes making mini ice creams for everyone and rolling out the doh to make the cones. We decided to buy him this little set as he has been watching videos on the YouTube kids app about it and I wanted to see what Play-Doh plus was all about. It Turns out that it is a softer and smoother doh for anyone who didn't know! Play-doh is a great activity for creative and imaginative play and perfect for building the muscles in their little hands, getting them ready for holding pencils and scissors later on.
