We’re often asked the question, why do you still live abroad, now that you have kids? And it’s a good question. We could move home. Then we’d have access to health care, babysitting, child benefits, etc. People say, “But don’t the kids miss their grandparents?” Yes, they do. Fortunately, we have amazing parents who support us however they can. We know they miss us all dearly, and it’s something we battle with daily. But we’re so appreciative of their support and understanding

Read Natalie's discussion with the Nation on Yoga therapy & Reiki healing for people with addictions. http://www.nation.sc/articles/3241/yoga-therapy--reiki-healing-for-people-with-addictions

Silhouette Island, visible for most of the North West Coast from Bel Ombre to Glacis. Visible, but for the budget traveller, not accessible. Its 20kms away, so too far to swim through an unpredictable sea. Well there must be a boat then? That’s right, there is, and the Hilton will kindly transport you to and from the island for a meagre 1500 Rupees, about 90 Euros (which includes a lunch). Ok, well there’s loads of boats around, someone can surely take me. Yes, if you have a

Baking Powder often contains aluminium sulphate or other chemicals in order to hold off the rise until you're ready. You can buy aluminium free baking powder, but not in the Seychelles. Now, i'm not debating the potential harm that aluminium can cause the body, some say it does, and some it doesn't. But I say, no smoke without fire, and I'd rather keep my kids safe from any harmful chemicals where I can, so, we no longer use Baking Powder and do a simple Organic Baking Soda a