AD | Collaboration with Visit Gent When visiting a new place you want to make things as easy and stress-free as possible. One way to do this is to find out of your destination has a city card, which grants you entry into places like museums. On our recent visit, we discovered Ghent with the CityCard Gent!
Paris is known for museums and architecture, but toting kid’s around to see the sights can be a challenge. Luckily, some kid-friendly outings in Paris will keep the whole family entertained while still exposing the kids to some French culture. If you mix in a few of these children’s activities with some of the more popular “must-see” attractions, everyone will be appeased.
AD | Press trip One of the things I love about visiting Great Yarmouth is that there is something to do no matter the weather. This summer has been incredibly hot so on a recent day out we took shelter at Wellington Bowl, on the Wellington Pier.
AD | Collaborative post In recent times, meal kits have proven to be a game-changer for people who want to enjoy traditional meals without having to leave their homes. With the rise of meal kit delivery services, people can now easily recreate some of their favourite meals in the comfort of their own kitchens.
AD | Collaborative post Mother’s Day is the one day of the year when you can show your mom just how much you appreciate her. The perfect gift idea to let her know how much she means to you can be tricky, but with a little thoughtfulness and creativity, it’s easy to make this Mother’s Day extra special. From flowers and jewellery to homemade gifts and unique experiences there is something for every type of mom out there.
AD | Collaborative post Potty training is a daunting task for any parent — but it can be especially difficult when dealing with a child on the spectrum. Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) often have unique needs and requirements when learning new skills, such as using the potty. Fortunately, there are some proven techniques that can help parents successfully potty train their child on the spectrum. Here are some practical tips to help make the potty training process smoother for both the child and the parent. Identify Your Child’s Readiness There’s no hard and
Most parents love the chance to discuss their child with their teacher and parent’s evening is one of the best opportunities to get a true understanding of what school life is like for them. After all, your child’s teacher spends a lot of time with your little one and therefore will be able to give you a greater insight into how they are doing and their likes and dislikes.
After trying glamping for the first time last year at Bumblebarn in Sheringham, we wanted to go again but somewhere different. This year we decided to give a Mongolian yurt a go in Cromer for John’s birthday.
