by Maria Tumolo | Apr 29, 2017 | Book Review, Children's Literature, Motherhood, Picture Books
My Mummy is Superwoman is the second picture book by Casey Elisha and Illustrated by Aliecee Cumming. The Tiger Tales reviewed her first book Love Thy ‘Fro , last year. The kids enjoyed it. Between the two picture books Casey also published My Empowerment Diary, which...
by Maria Tumolo | Mar 23, 2017 | Expat, Family Recreation, London, Motherhood, Outdoor Activities, Parenting
There’s something about London on a sunny day. I remember the moment I feel in love with London. New to The City, armed with the Lonely Planet guide book I was gifted by my Cambridge family, it took me an hour over to find Tate Modern gallery. I’m still crap at...
by Maria Tumolo | Mar 19, 2017 | Book Events, Motherhood, Mothering Sunday
Last year, I attended Casey Elisha’s literary event which followed up from the launch of her first book Love Thy Fro. I’m thrilled to see Casey Elisha growing from strength strength. In time for mother’s day she releases her new book My Mummy is a...
by Maria Tumolo | Mar 6, 2017 | Beauty, Motherhood, Motherhood and Beauty, Organic Goods, Well-Being
Time is precious to us mums: time to think, time to care for ourselves, time to eat an in interrupted meal, time to ‘go potty’ ALONE, time to be. On Mother’s Day, I like to indulge in glorious ‘me time’. As a stay at home mum, I’m on call 24/7. So, while the gift of...
by Maria Tumolo | Jan 7, 2017 | Child Development, Mixed Heritage, Mixed Race Families, Motherhood, Multi Racial
Happy New Year! Did you have a good Christmas? We had a restful indulgent Christmas. Even though I still had early mornings due to my darling children. You may know, Valentina turned four a few weeks before Christmas. She’s maturing and I can see a hint of the young...
by Maria Tumolo | May 13, 2016 | Child Development, Motherhood
Recently, I was trialling BIC Kids’ Drawy Book with my kids. On one occasion Angelo and I were colouring together. He said to me, ‘mum I’m making this one a girl, there are no girls’. He was referring to the group of aliens we were colouring. Honestly it...
