The Risbridgers

The Risbridgers We are Just a couple trying to inspire others to live and love freely

Yummy mummy😜
24/04/2025

Yummy mummy😜

It’s been a wee whily here. These are shots of what we’ve been up to this past week😊Small circle, BIG Love😘
19/04/2025

It’s been a wee whily here. These are shots of what we’ve been up to this past week😊
Small circle, BIG Love😘

Happy Sunday from AdannašŸ˜Šā¤ļø
16/03/2025

Happy Sunday from AdannašŸ˜Šā¤ļø

Adanna’s love for dogs and kids is next level—I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve had to stop her from petting strang...
02/03/2025

Adanna’s love for dogs and kids is next level—I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve had to stop her from petting strangers’ dogs. On walks (without her stroller), she runs straight to any kid she sees for cuddles. Lol. Some might take it as a ā€œsignā€ that she needs a sibling, but I’m staying on contraceptives until I decide otherwise—if I do.😜

As sweet as she is, sleep is not her thing. We’ve tried everything, but she’s too curious to miss out on life. Now, imagine being pregnant and dealing with that! Her dad and I take shifts, but let’s be honest—moms do more, especially when breastfeeding.

Speaking of which, Adanna completely rejected the bottle and only drinks breast milk (ditched bottles at 9 months, pacifiers at 3). So, you can imagine what my b***s have been through! šŸ˜‚

We’re now weaning her (even though I planned to breastfeed till 2), and it’s been 16 days of struggle. I even rubbed aloe vera on myself to deter her—she’s still not sleeping through the night, but maybe she just needs more time.

I know someone who stopped at one kid because of sleep struggles, and I don’t blame them. My first trimester was rough—constant nausea and exhaustion. So, until we get Adanna’s sleep sorted… no, thanks!😃

Any advice on how to get her to sleep more would be appreciated ā¤ļø

15/02/2025

That’s how our valentines’ dinner was almost ruined šŸ™„šŸ¤¦šŸ½ā€ā™€ļø

Love is in the air—and so is the magic of us! ā¤ļøāœØ Happy Valentine’s Day to the one who makes my heart skip a beat.
14/02/2025

Love is in the air—and so is the magic of us! ā¤ļøāœØ Happy Valentine’s Day to the one who makes my heart skip a beat.

Love, laughter, and a lifetime of memories in the making! ā¤ļøāœØ Every moment with you is a reminder that the best things i...
26/01/2025

Love, laughter, and a lifetime of memories in the making! ā¤ļøāœØ Every moment with you is a reminder that the best things in life aren’t things—they’re the people who make your heart feel at home.
How are you spending your day?

Cheers to a new year filled with love, laughter, and family! šŸ„‚āœØFrom our family to yours, we’re stepping into 2025 with h...
01/01/2025

Cheers to a new year filled with love, laughter, and family! šŸ„‚āœØ

From our family to yours, we’re stepping into 2025 with hearts full of gratitude and hope for brighter days ahead. Here’s to creating beautiful memories, supporting one another, and cherishing the little moments that matter most. ā¤ļø

What are your family’s hopes and dreams for 2025? Let’s make it a year to remember! 🌟

I experienced culture shock when I realized that Oyibo people rarely buy food in bulk—a great way to avoid pest problems...
16/12/2024

I experienced culture shock when I realized that Oyibo people rarely buy food in bulk—a great way to avoid pest problems. Back home, we always bought in bulk because it was cheaper and saved us the hassle of frequent trips to the market. For example, we’d typically buy 50kg of rice, whereas here, we buy just 1kg, which can last for at least 10 dinners for a family of three.

I used to get annoyed when my husband did the shopping and didn’t buy in bulk; I thought he was just being stingy 🤣. But now, living just a two-minute walk from supermarkets and never having pest issues, I don’t mind as long as there’s always food in the house. Plus, the prices here aren’t significantly different whether you buy in bulk or in smaller quantities.

Another culture shock was how drinks are rationed here. I remember the first time I visited an Oyibo friend—they bought Maltina just to make me feel at home. To my surprise, they poured a small amount into a cup and put the rest in the fridge 😳. In my mind, I was like, a whole me? One small cup of Maltina, when back home I would have an entire bottle to myself, and even more if I wanted.

I had a similar experience with my husband when we first met. He’d do the same with Coke and fruit juices—pouring just a little at a time šŸ¤¦šŸ½ā€ā™€ļø. But over time, I’ve come to realize that it’s just long throat making us back home finish a whole orobo bottle in one sitting. These smaller portions here are actually healthier!

Always a delight to see grandmama and grandpapaā¤ļøšŸ„°šŸ‘Œ
30/11/2024

Always a delight to see grandmama and grandpapaā¤ļøšŸ„°šŸ‘Œ

 šŸŽƒšŸ‘»šŸ•·ļø
31/10/2024

šŸŽƒšŸ‘»šŸ•·ļø

Mummy & Daddy😁🄰🄰
31/08/2024

Mummy & Daddy😁🄰🄰

Address

Edinburgh

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when The Risbridgers posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Share