In the office you’re able to share your niggles, but if you’re a full time mum, with a couple of adventurous kids, you don’t always have that option. Children are wonderful, but they can cause irritations on a daily basis.

From minor irritants to major incidents

So often it really is the very little things in life that can cause you the most grief. For example, you’ve switched on the radio only to hear a working professional talking about how wonderful and peaceful it must be to stay at home and look after your kids on a full time basis. Really?

When you discover that the speaker doesn’t have children your niggle factor will intensify. If they had been in your house and heard your three-year-old showing off his drumming skills at 6.00am in the morning then peace is the last word they’d be using!

Another major niggle is other people staring at you in the supermarket when your 5 year old wants to show off his sculpture skills with the pasta. Tolerance rather than disdain is the required emotion in this instance. Every day niggles can drive you to distraction – as this video shows:

A solution to a major niggles

Another major niggle is the design of women’s bras. Most underwired models can become horribly uncomfortable. Of course, it’s usually when you are trying to discreetly alter your bra in public that your child will say at the top of his voice, ‘Mummy, why are you dancing?’

If you take a look at the new Magic bra from Triumph you can at least abolish one of life’s constant niggles. The underwire has been replaced with silicone; leading to a more comfortable fit, and a sleek silhouette. Fittings go right up to an F cup, so you’ll be relieved that you can look always look shapely and feel comfortable.

A sharing niggle platform can help

In recognition of life’s minor trials and tribulations, Triumph, in conjunction with the Huffington Post has launched a sharing platform where you can post your niggles, and offer some solutions. Bra solutions are one thing but noisy and mischievous children are quite another! Go online and follow #nigglefix and see what other women are talking about. If you’re a Facebook fan, click here, and find answers to many current niggles – at least you’ll have others to share your gripes with when life’s irritants become too much!

This is a guest post provided by Triumph