AT Home with Lorraine Kelly - April 2011 - (Page 267)

AND FINALLY... Lorraine’s daughter, Rosie, 17, is in her nal year of school and is close to leaving home to go to university SAVOUR THE MOMENTS ‘I’m dreading Rosie leaving,’ says Lorraine. ‘It’s going to be di cult, but that’s the way it is and it’s natural for her to want to be independent. I will really try not to let her know how hard it will be for me!’ But having always been a working mum, Lorraine says the guilt that comes with it is inevitable. ‘When Rosie was very small I was getting up so early in order to leave the house at 4am, but I was back to collect her from school, which was great. I felt like I had jet lag all the time but I got to spend the afternoon with her and went to bed at the same time as her as well!’ She remembers one incident when Rosie was three and had been cast as Mary in the nativity. ‘I had a radio show at the time, and I said to my boss that I was really sorry but I had to have the day o and he refused so I repeated that I simply couldn’t miss this. In the end, he gave in because he could see it was so important to me. I remember every second of that play including Rosie holding the baby upside down and I know I wouldn’t remember what had been on the radio show that day, had I worked. Moments like that are too important to miss.’ Having always worked Lorraine says it’s important to get a balance. ‘I don’t understand these career women who have an elective Caesarean and go back to work the next day, but many women don’t have a choice and have to work. Some would much rather be at home I’m sure, but childcare is an issue. I would love to see work places with crèches attached as well as more job sharing and part-time jobs on o er. ‘Two people who both have kids sharing the job would be brilliant because they would enjoy the work/life balance and the company would get the best from them because of that. Childcare is so expensive and it’s crazy when women don’t have the choice. ‘It’s a massive political issue but it’s not a priority and is right down on the agenda – much more should be done about it.’ WORDS: Georgina Maric | PHOTOGRAPH: Brian Aris | HAIR AND MAKE UP: Rachel Jones at Artistic Licence LORRAINE ONCEGA FOR A UP AS LADY GAOOT? SHE MAGAZINE SH INCREDIBLE SAYS: ‘IT WAS AN ATION TRANSFORM INK I BUT I DONT TH THE COULD ADOPTK.’ GA GA LOO DID YOU K NOW? ED DRESS MAY 2012 | 267

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of AT Home with Lorraine Kelly - April 2011

EDITOR’S LETTER
HELLO FROM LORRAINE
NOTEBOOK NEWS
ONE FOR THE DIARY
LITTLE BLACK BOOK
GOING STRONG
WIN BIG!
LORRAINE UNCUT
TOP HONOURS
FIT FOR A QUEEN
KEEP CALM AND CARRY ON
SEX LIVES
CAREER CORNER
MOTOR SKILLS
DRIVING MISS DAISY
RETIRE HAPPY
CURTAIN CALL
ON TREND TRAPPINGS
IT'S A WRAP
BAGS OF STYLE
STEP AHEAD
WEDDING BELLES
FROCK FRENZY
WHAT YOUR CLOTHES SAY
JEWELLERY BOX BOUNTY
WOMANLY WOES
A BUMP IN THE ROAD
LOVELY BONES
FANCY FOOTWORK
PROTECT YOUR PEEPERS
VITAMIN VITALS
LOOK TO THE STARS
BE WELL
A RACE AGAINST TIME
MANAGE YOUR MAN’S HEALTH
EXPERT OPINION
MEZZE MADE EASY
DIG IN!
METABOLISM EXPLAINED
HEALTHY HYDRATION
READY, STEADY, RUN
THE GYM-FREE WORKOUT
MIRACLE WORKERS
NAKED AMBITION
WHEN LESS IS MORE
HAIR HEROES
FOXY LOCKS FOR OVER 40S
ASK THE ADULTS
TRAVELLING TOTS
KIDS ON THE CATWALK
A HELPING HAND
WHY I BECAME A FOSTER PARENT
FUN HOUSE
PAMPER TIME
LIFE AT THE RSPCA
WHAT'S FOR DINNER?
MINI MENAGERIE
ANIMAL INSURANCE
MUM'S THE WORD
EASY ON THE EYE
WEDDING BLISS
CREATE YOUR OWN
ONE MORE THING
COMING SOON
STOCKISTS
STYLISH LIVING SUPPLEMENT
SPRING HOME STYLE
GOT TO HAVE IT
HEART OF THE HOME
BEDROOM BLISS
LIVING IT UP
BOLD BATHROOM
SMALL CHANGE
DON'T SLIP UP
IMPROVE, DON'T MOVE
LET ME IN
WINDOW DRESSING
AL FRESCO DINING
DECK IT OUT
CLEVER CONSERVATORIES
GLAZE OVER
KNOW YOUR RIGHTS
TRAVEL SUPPLEMENT
HELLO FROM LORRAINE
TRAVEL NEWS AND VIEWS
WILD AND FREE
BRILLIANT BLIGHTY
ONE FINE DAY
SCHOOL HOLIDAYS
ISLAND HOPPING
THE KIDS ARE ALL RIGHT
THE GREAT OUTDOORS
PARK LIFE
BEFORE YOU JET OFF
GLOBE TROTTER
JUST THE JOB SUPPLEMENT
LORRAINE'S WELCOME
YOU CAN HAVE IT ALL
GO GIRL
FIRST-CLASS EMPLOYER
THE SKY'S THE LIMIT
A RIGHT BALANCE
A WOMAN'S WORLD
BUILDING BEAUTIES
GET SWOTTING
BACK TO WORK
COUNT ON BANKING
BRIGHT SPARK
PLAYING HOUSE
PLACE YOUR BETS
SHOP AROUND

AT Home with Lorraine Kelly - April 2011