We began the week with a birthday celebration in our family, so there were lots of games, cake and general celebrations to kick off the week. It was lovely. We managed a zoom party with some friends, with a magic show and some party games.
As restrictions have eased this week I’ve seen images and comments from so many people online who are thrilled that certain shops have opened back up.
We love living in the countryside. We love being tucked out of the way, surrounded by fields and wildlife. We love the air, the views and the sounds of the countryside. Living in the countryside does have its challenges though when it comes to things like a WI-FI connection and off grid energy.
Whilst restrictions begin to ease up across the globe, there are still millions of children off school and nursery, meaning parents still need to educate and entertain. Here are a few ideas.
With all the nice weather we’ve been having during this lockdown period, and, given that no one will be going very far this summer, I’ve been thinking about garden games.
With Father’s Day fast approaching perhaps you are considering what to buy? Have you got any ideas about how to spend a Father’s Day in lockdown?
This week has been a really wet week. It’s been a massive contrast to the glorious weather we’ve mainly had over the lockdown weeks so I think it was a bit of a shock to the system. We don’t let the rain stop us getting outside, but it does reduce the amount of time we spend outside.
Interaction with adults and other children is vital to every child’s development. However, ‘experts’ say that it’s just as important that children of all ages have time to play by themselves.
