July 28, 2022
Your Weekly Finds lifestyle
Flo App
Track how your menstrual cycle changes over time with the Flo App. Ranked as one of the best wellness apps of 2022 by Hello Magazine, this menstrual cycle app allows you to plan around your period, whether you’re looking to get pregnant, or booking a holiday and would prefer not to be menstruating. The Flo app not only tracks your period, but also tracks ovulation and fertility, and provides great insights throughout the month about how your body changes according to your cycle, making it an ideal tool for women of all ages.
Visit Flo.Health
101 Dalmatians at Regent’s Park
If you’re looking for something to do with the kids this summer, how about a trip to London to enjoy a warm summer night at the atmospheric Open-Air Theatre? Suitable for the whole family, and running until the 28th August, the current production brings puppies and Cruella De Vil to the stage. Based on the classic story by Dodie Smith and set in and around Regent’s Park, this new musical adaptation of 101 Dalmatians is one children and adults will both love.
Visit OpenAirTheatre.com
MORI
Made from 100% sustainable silicone, MORI’s summer toy collection is a holiday must have for kids this year. From sand mould sets, to watering cans, buckets and spades, their collection of summer toys will give your little ones hours of amusement at the beach or in the garden. The best part is they’re plastic-free and can be scrunched up to fit into your suitcase or bag making them ideal for travel.
Visit BabyMori.com
Little Lives UK - Children's Charity
Whether you’re clearing out your closet for the new season, or you’re just trying to find a new use for clothes you haven't worn in years, there’s no better option than donating your clothes to charity. Determined to support disabled and disadvantaged children and young people, Little Lives UK will collect any unwanted goods and clothing from your home for free, including adult’s and children’s clothes, accessories, shoes, handbags, jewellery, household items and toys.
Visit LittleLives.org.uk