Random Ramblings of a Muslim Mum
If you follow me on social media you will know that we lost our beautiful Rosie on March 11th. And since then we have been heart broken and been left with what feels like an empty home. She had brought so much joy in to our lives and she was my companion during the day
My niece recently had her first child making me a great Aunt (and making me feel old!) so I spent a lot of time online looking for a perfect gift for the baby. Here are my suggestions for a gift ideas for a new muslim baby.
Disclaimer: We received a copy of the book for purposes of review. All thoughts and opinions are our own. One of the questions that will probably be on any parents mind and not just Muslim parents is how to talk to your child about sex. Firoza tackles this question for Muslim parents in her book,
Sight. An important sense that we have but one that can be overlooked and not always cared for. But getting your eyes checked is a very straightforward process. And if you are in the UK, free for under 16’s.
I have said before that growing up there were not many (if at all any) children’s Islamic books. Now our children are getting a range of books to help with their Islamic studies. With hajj coming up I thought we would share some of the books we have relating to the hajj.
My Muslim Mums in Business series focus’s on inspirational Muslim women, who are balancing the art of motherhood along with running businesses. PLEASE INTRODUCE YOURSELF AND YOUR BUSINESS. Salaam, I’m Maryam and I’m an Early Years Consultant with a holistic approach to education. I’m a homeschooling mum to two amazing little girls. I support parents with their
Growing up as a child Ramadan didn’t seem anything special. The parents were praying more and the house was quieter than usual…..the main thing I enjoyed was in the summer months when dad came home to break his fast; I used to sneak down past my bedtime and eat with him. I don’t think mum
It is the season for colds and flu. Attendance at Bee’s school has taken a hit and it is all blamed on winter and the cold weather. In part that is true but the cold virus’s are around all year long…we are just more susceptible to them in the colder months due to being indoors