There are so many benefits to caravan park holidays with children. Read on to find out a few of these.
The benefits of a caravan holiday with kids
Summer Nights Around The Fire
If you are planning on some marshmallow toasting this summer, or having a few friends around for drinks in the garden and you want to stay cosy, you’ll need some decent products to burn. If you want to make a saving on your purchases, just enter mummyfever at the checkout to get 5% off your basket.
5 Fab Ways To Make Your Parent’s Wedding Anniversary Special
Throwing an anniversary party could be your way of showing your love and appreciation for your parents. Consider buying gifts from Edible Blooms. They have a great collection.
Why you should make your next holiday a Staycation
If the summer holiday you had planned for 2021 doesn’t look likely to go ahead, then don’t panic. You can have a great time and make memories that will last forever by going on staycation.
#KeepWalesSafe Why Self-Isolation Is So Important
#KeepWalesSafe is the Welsh Government’s official response to the on-going COVID-19 pandemic. Whilst the mass vaccination programme continues across Wales, the Delta variant of Coronavirus, which may be more transmissible than other variants, remains a cause of concern.
Ideas for cheap summer activities with the children
In a bid to get organised, I’ve been trying to remind myself of all of the things we can do, but especially the things that don’t cost a fortune. I’ve shared some of these below in case they are helpful.
Sustainable Lingerie and Nightwear
In my early teens my grandmother bought me a pair of silk pyjamas. They were my favourite pyjamas for so long and when I finally grew out of them she bought me the same ones in the next size up. What I remember most about these pyjamas was how ridiculously comfortable they were, and how easy it was to just slide under my duvet.
How do young children learn, think and solve problems? Earn Amazon Vouchers for Helping the University of St. Andrews’ Researchers
If you are interested in taking part, simply click on the relevant age group for your child, then the task you wish to take part in with your child. You then need to email the researcher (email address on page) and they will send you the link.
