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Sunday, March 22, 2015

Springtime Footwear with Mastershoe Myshu

A few weeks ago, I was approached by Mastershoe Myshu, to see if I was interested in trying out some of their range.

I chose the Puma Classics trainers in a fab, bright and perfect for spring, Monaco Blue and Sunny Lime.



They are a great pop of colour and great for wearing with turned up jeans, leggings or shorts, they are  not too wide which is great for my feet, however they did rub a bit on the back of one of my heels.


I really love the colours, there were several great options available from the Mastershoe Myshu website and all with free UK delivery.  


With several other fabulous brands to choose from including Joules, Camper, Merrel, Hunter and Geox to name just a few, there is a huge range for whatever your tastes.


The website was easy to navigate, with the option to search by brand, gender and size making it easy to find all the pairs they have in your size, then dispatch and delivery within a few days making shopping with them super easy. 

NB: I was sent the shoes for the purpose of this post, all words and opinions are my own.

Monday, April 28, 2014

Learning to Tie a Shoe - Childhood Milestones

This weekend my son got his first pair of lace up shoes, it is a momentous milestone for any child.

As I sat teaching my son to tie his laces it bought back memories of nursery and the wooden shoelace board that I learnt on.

I remember doing it for the first time and I got a big star sticker, it was such a wonderful feeling so I wanted to make sure he had the same experience.

As I sat behind him we slowly went through the process, he got a little frustrated but we persevered and eventually he had it nailed.

We had lot's of clapping and high fives, I hope that this made him understand how important it is to keep trying in order to achieve something.

I certainly was a very proud mummy,  I had managed to teach him something and he had achieved a huge milestone in his development, I am sure there will be a lot more practice required though ;)