In the girls' section at M&S. Safe to say the notion that women should 'put up and shut up' is still alive and kicking. Might as well say NEGATIVE EMOTIONS DO NOT EXIST. Girls, your life may be in tatters but don't forget to ENJOY EVERYTHING. Do better, M&S.

I think this might actually be my least favourite bit of adult-ing.

Can we all just take a moment to enjoy the fact that at my kid's nursery all the kids get a pet moss ball and are allowed to name it, and some kid has called theirs 'Kafka'? Thanks. I appreciate it. You can carry on with your day now.

Hi LEGO. My 4 & 9 year olds both LOVE all things Lego. My little one has just started watching Ninjago and wants to know why there is only one girl ninja on the team and the rest are all boys. I promised I would ask you. Thanks.

Replying to the latest email from nursery when you barely know what day of the week it is...

So proud to play a (very small) part in this incredible initiative. #MMHAW24

Proud to have shared a very small piece of my story in this Grazia article, supporting a vital Maternal Mental Health Alliance campaign to make conversations around mental health part of every antenatal and postnatal appointment. graziadaily.co.uk/life/in-the-ne…

Me to my 5 year old: Come on sweetheart, we need to leave in five minutes. 5 year old: Sorry love, you're out of luck.

Was talking with my little sister the other day about how we were never hugged or told we were loved, nor had our vulnerabilities tended to or prioritised. That would be left-field answer to "Did you ever go without?"

My little boy came home from nursery yesterday with this piece, entitled "x-ray". You're welcome.

In case you're wondering what kids get up to at nursery these days, my one just came home with a glove puppet he had decided to sew, named 'Angry Hammer'.

Truly appalling customer service from Sainsbury's today. Do better.

A woman accidentally just said "Bye, love you!" to the driver as she got off the bus I'm on, and I felt her shame to my core.

Huge thanks & congratulations to Rebecca Lawrence for having the courage & honesty to write this powerful, important book. Having experienced mental illness at a similar life stage, and had my psychiatric admissions at exactly the same Edinburgh hospital, this book moved me deeply.