This pandemic involves pivoting, not only for businesses, but for family arrangements too. As we inch closer to Christmas, it’s becoming clear that the festive period will also be different this year.
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During the lockdown 78% of parents are generously rewarding their kids for individual chores and some children earning up to £20 for vacuuming, loading the dishwasher or even doing their homework.
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In a bid to help the stressed mothers a group of women, some of whom have experienced mental health issues first hand, have come together to create a collection of cards designed to support mums during the pandemic
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With the country being on lockdown and a shortage of cleaning products in the shops it is time to search your cupboards for natural cleaning alternatives.
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M&D Magazine has been working with Cheshire-based photographer Sarah Jane King for many years. She is known for taking beautiful
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Short Breaks at Derwen College offers young adults with special educational needs and disabilities a holiday experience away from home, where they can enjoy time with other like-minded young people. It offers guests a change from their daily routine and gives parents and carers a break from the demands of their role.
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Light vs. dark in interiors isn’t a new topic in terms of home décor conversation but is still one which divides people it seems. With the long winter nights upon us, now is a good time to try to encourage people to venture to the dark side.
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As our children grow their needs change, and their bedrooms become places in which they entertain friends, have sleepovers, do homework, house cherished toys . . .
To give you a head start, and continuing with our design board theme, I have created a design board for a girl’s bedroom
In our last article, we introduced a new format where, in each issue, we will show you a different room
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Welcome to our latest article, this month, we have decided to change the way we do things a little. We thought that M&D readers might be interested to see some real life design boards similar to what our customers receive.
In this issue we are looking at hallways. In many cases, this is often the darkest, narrowest part of the house. With the trend towards deep colours we think it’s a great idea to embrace the darkness! Be brave in your colour choices and your hallway can be your talking point.
Imagine your child running through a field of dancing daffodils, peeping up through the golden heads and having a lovely time! Well, this Easter your imagination could become a reality.
For the third year running, Cheshire children’s photographer, Helen Rae, joins forces with Daffodil Walks near Northwich to help raise funds for Macmillan Cancer Support, the UK’s leading source of cancer care, by photographing happy children in the daffodils.
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