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Seattle Travel Journal

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I planned to go to Seattle to my sister and niece for 2 months from Sep – Nov 2018. Had the time of my life. I went there after 7 years. Today I’m sharing the travel journal with you. This journal was gifted to me by my sister some years ago. Glad I finally got to complete it on a trip to her.

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My lifes first ever picnic sweetly documented in 1985 by my parents. Unbelievable how our parents were vlogging even when we were born (41 years ago). There was no instagram but they were recording beautiful family moments to share with their parents while they lived in Kuwait.

Sharing about our latest visit to the maritime museum.

Sharing about our latest visit to the maritime museum.

Friday mornings. ☀️🪏👨‍🌾

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A very real parent POV 🤍 Comment FUNFOX ✨ and I’ll send you the free trial link + details💛

I had so many doubts before enrolling Nyra in FunFox Writers Club — from our chaotic evenings, to wondering if she’d stay engaged, connect with her teacher, or if the effort would even be worth it.
But little by little, it became part of our routine💖. Her growth & engagement has been so worth it — more confidence, better writing, stronger structure, and something she genuinely looks forward to every week. ✍️
It hasn’t all been perfect (yes, homework uploads still test us 😅), but seeing her progress has made me so happy and so sure we made the right choice.

If you’ve been wanting some extra english support for your child, this is your sign to give FunFox a try 🫶

Term 4 is starting 12th October and my code NadiyaFF will give you a module for free which is worth $250. Comment FUNFOX for details.

#FunFoxWritersClub #WritingForKids #HomeschoolSupport #AfterSchoolActivities #nadiyacollabs

Offering healthier options is never wasted.
Today I added a little spring onion on top of their cheese toast. My son ate it happily… my daughter quietly removed the spring onion and enjoyed the rest.

And that’s OK.
Their tongues learn slowly.
Exposure is the key.

We don’t stop offering healthier choices just because they don’t accept them right away. Easy parenting is giving what they’ll eat without fuss — but intentional parenting is offering what’s good for them in the long run.

Small exposures add up. Keep going, mama.