Congratulations! Your either about to have a baby or your baby is already here!
I know from my experience being a parent is both exciting and also daunting, because everything has to be perfect for our little one! So to make things easier, here’s a list of items on amazon I found essential but also the small things we often forget!
This list is for small simple things, I will most definitely be posting more on baby room content and so much more.
Let’s get started
1) Nosefrida Nasal Aspirator: https://amzn.to/3XPo5uU
- My son was super congested during the first couple of months and I tried multiple nasal aspirators this was by far THE best in my opinion.
2) Saline Nasal Spray: https://amzn.to/3kBaiK4 - I used this to soften up his thick nasal congestion followed by a Nasal aspirator to clear it up.
3) Carpol baby paracetamol- My husband and I found this soooooo essential because, in the first months of life, they get several vaccines which often cause a fever. We were always prepared
- Useful for giving general medications including vitamins.
- My son had baby eczema, which meant he scratched a lot. So having an extra pair.
- I'm absolutely obsessed with these; I was amazed by how effective they worked in filing my baby's nails- no risk of cuts or injuries which is amazing!
- Super useful my son felt like he was still in mummy's tummy and helped him sleep so well.
- I decided to implement a satin pillowcase (without using a pillow) to my baby's cot, to help prevent friction with his head and minimise hair loss from friction.
- During the first couple of weeks, I found this super helpful as I was particularly nervous about water being too hot!
11) Baby Thermometer: https://amzn.to/3HmLFJS
It's been a long time coming...but I'm baaaack! I mean it this time. Literally, so many things have changed and I've been blessed in so many ways and I'm forever grateful. I've grown in my career, gotten married, had a baby, and I'm currently just living LIFE. I'm really excited to be able to share my life experiences on my blog- from my medical career to motherhood...so stay tuned!
5 years Later medical School is officially done!
The best dessert I've ever had! Post coming up soon!
Matou Pan Asian Restaurant Liverpool- Amazing food and great food. I'm actually considering this being the location for my graduation dinner.
Hey lovelies,
I cannot believe how long it's been since my last post! I've just been busy doing nothing, as my mum would say. On the other hand I received some great news last week- I got a job! It's official guys, I'm going to be a working lady this August. Scary stuff!
Okay back to the post. As you should all know by now, one of my talents is eating and graciously hopping from restaurant to restaurant. Over the past couple of weeks, I've been to several restaurants in London and in Liverpool. Here are a few of my favourites so far, I recommend you try them all!
Oblix Restaurant, The shard London
Oblix is located on the 32nd floor of The shard in London bridge, popularly known for its location and amazing view. The view is breathtakingly beautiful, and really did live up to the hype. It was all very much sophisticated, as you would expect for a £65 per head private dining experience. It consisted of a Asian style shared 9 course meal, this excluding wine and refreshments. I must admit the dishes were very delicious, and in very large portions (to that extent that we barely finished half). I was disappointed by the desserts, so disappointed that I didn't even bother taking a picture.
KO Grill Liverpool
I love Indian food! KO is an authentic Eastern Grill restaurant located in the very popular Bold street. When it comes to Indian food I always order the same main- chicken biryani extra spicy! You can never go wrong. I did try something new this time, the Mango Lassi (as recommended by my very beautiful dinner date). It is a traditional Indian/Punjarb yogurt based drink. I fell in love instantly, to the point that I started googling how to make it. For appetizers I had their Tandoori chicken wings dipped in a spicy sauce.
Moose and Moonshine, Loverpool
I heard a lot of good reviews about this Restaurant, so I thought I'd go check it out. It's an British/Canadian style menu, but my first impression was that it is an American style restaurant. The food was good, I was pretty full from just the main, which is unlike me. I do plan on visiting again, especially their partner chain Moose and coffee, to try out their brunch menu.
This is a bit odd, but I am really obsessed with Chesterfield sofas, a part of me wants to be an interior designer.
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