My daughter has managed to inherit my deep set love for all things Disney. We are, of course, forever going to love the traditional classics, but thanks to the Disney Junior channel we have on our Sky box, Squidgy's world has been opened up to a whole world of new and modern Disney from The Lion Guard to Sofia the First. Whether it is watching movies or TV programmes, or reading books or picking out cards for friends and family members' birthdays, she always gravitates towards the Disney ones.

It suddenly dawned on me the other day that I can no longer call my first born, "my baby". She will always be my baby in my heart but she has outgrown the title, and even though she is still a toddler she is becoming more and more grown up every day. Now she is a child, a little girl, a young lady. Time is flying by too fast, but I am proud of the amazing person she is becoming.

This time last week saw my eldest daughter, my beautiful first born rainbow baby, have her first day in pre-school. She has been going to a toddler nursery group a couple of mornings a week, but for some reason her attendance of pre-school seemed so much bigger, a massive milestone. I wasn't ready for all the emotions that hit me that morning. Here's a letter I wrote to my daughter on that first day of her future.

Easter is almost here, and with it comes a whole lot of fun, including chocolate, Easter egg hunts and of course, the two week break from school. Finding ways to entertain our mini humans is always an I interesting task, especially if you want to mix it up a bit so they don't do the same stuff all the time. 

Read on to find out the twenty targets I have set for myself to reach during this year.

Every time Comic Relief's Red Nose Day comes around I love to watch all the TV specials, donate and of course buy a funky Red Nose from the new selection available. As Squidgy was barely a year old the last time it was on, I was super excited that she is now old enough to (sort of) get involved.

I have compiled a list of must have products for toddlers, we wouldn't be able to go a day without.