January Newsletter including tips on using mindfulness to live better
Jan 04 2017- Newsletter
- Last Updated on 04 January 2017
- Monica Costa
Happy New Year London Mums!
In 2017 London Mums will celebrate 10 years from the start of our very own community network.
2016 has been a bumpy ride but I have started 2017 with a very positive attitude. In the next weeks I will share with London Mums my tips to keep positive despite the adversities of life and how I have turned to mindfulness to always feel cheerful. In a couple of separate posts I will explain what parents can do to improve their lives while being mindful. Watch this space!
Christmas is certainly a joyful time of family gathering for many people, but a lot of mums are exhausted over the whole Christmas period due to work events, gift stresses and travelling to see family. January should be a depressing month – many talk about the January Blues – but instead a time to regain energy.
London Mums November newsletter including ideas for Family activities during Winter Weekends
Nov 06 2016- Newsletter
- Last Updated on 08 November 2016
- Monica Costa
Dear London Mums,
Winter is looming and who better than Bear Grylls can put a smile on our face. In an exclusive interview he tells us all about his parenting skills and a few behind-the-scenes gossips from his adventures. This can only mean one thing: the Winter issue of the London Mums magazine is here and in supermarkets!
London Mums October newsletter Newsletter & things to do over Halloween Half Term Holidays in London
Oct 07 2016- Newsletter
- Last Updated on 10 October 2016
- Monica Costa
Dear London Mums,
After handing over the children over to the teachers, it feels we have started breathing again after the long Summer holidays. But actually with less than a month away to Halloween and less than three to Christmas, more holidays are creeping up again.
Halloween Half Term week is not that scary though. Look at our list of things to do in London and you will be spoilt for choice, from lots of free events to expensive ones. There’s something for every pocket.
