September has been a quieter month for us. The weather has been mixed and with F starting school, we’ve had fewer days out than over the summer. F has adjusted to school really well though. She seems to be loving it and making friends easily. This month E has been gaining more and more confidence toddling around. I really can’t remember the last time she crawled.

We started the month how we ended August, in Anglesey. It was a lovely sunny few days with family. We had a day in Beaumaris, my favourite seaside town and a day on the beach. On Sunday the weather was much cooler and it felt like summer was over. Sure enough, we’ve not had any summer days since. I love summer days & I was reluctant to give up on an “Indian summer” but it’s definitely autumn now. We’ve at least had some mild and dry days this week which is a nice change from the majority of wet September days. Luckily I enjoy autumn too, I shared our family autumn bucket list last week packed full of inspiration.







The next couple of weekends were quiet with visiting family and F had her first two school friend birthday parties which she loved. The weather improved this past week and we had a couple of visits to the local woods (one at the weekend and one on one of my mid-week days off, just me, E & my mum). We made a start on our autumn bucket list by collecting acorns, pine cones and conkers.







On the last day of September, we went to see Mr Bloom live. It was only a short, free show but both girls loved it. It was also their first trip to the theatre. I definitely want to take F more now. It was difficult keeping E in one place for that long. She was fine during the singing but the rest of the time she was trying to escape! October is going to be a busy but fun month for us. It is both mine and my husband’s birthday and we have a trip to the Lake District booked for half term. Not to mention something planned for one day of every weekend.




Thank you. Yes I think we needed a quiet September to let F adapt to starting school.
We love Anglesey. It is really beautiful.
Lovely photos – and wonderful that you are still able to get out and about and enjoy Autumn.
Thanks
I love your photos. You sound like you hadid a great September
We did thanks.
Lovely photos looks like you had a great September
I love the photos! Very professional, wish i had that talent 🙂 x
That’s very kind. I’m not a professional but glad you like my photos.
Thank you, I enjoyed putting it together. Thanks for hosting.
Thank you.
It’s a shame isn’t it? We have lots of plans for half term too.
Thank you. I’m pleased you like my photos. Yes Anglesey is beautiful.
Ah thank you. I think so too.
Thank you. She loved these parties.
Sounds like some lovely chilled out activities. Gorgeous pictures too x
For a quieter month you certainly managed to pack a lot of fun in! The girls look like they’re adjusting to F starting school, it’s great that F’s settled in nicely and E’s enjoying some more Mummy-time. That forest looks like any child’s dream adventure playground, I can’t wait to see some more of your autumnal bucketlist adventures there!
Thanks for sharing your September with me on #CountryKids.
Sounds like a great month. So many gorgeous pictures! Enjoy the Lake District at half term, I love it there x
Sounds like you have had a lovely autumnal start to the season- with lots of outdoor fun! Love her boots! #familytraveltips
What a lovely month you had. I kept hoping for an Indian summer too but it definitely feels very much like autumn has set in now. Autumn is fun for collecting things like pine cones and acorns though 🙂 #countrykids
Lovely mix of sunny and autumnal adventures here. #myfamilyadventures
Although you say it’s been a quieter month, you’ve still been busy. I like your collection that has started you autumn bucket list! I always liked the UK autumn and will miss it this year now we’ve moved. Thanks for linking up to #wanderlustkids
It ended so early and abruptly this year! Thank you. I love her wellies.