#KeepWalesSafe is the Welsh Government’s official response to the on-going COVID-19 pandemic. It is fair to say that this summer half term Wales will be in a much better place than May 2020. Cases are falling and vaccinations are rising, which means restrictions are able to ease.
The UK’s biggest indoor funfair is coming back to Liverpool later this year and this time it’s even larger and visiting the city for longer. How exciting right? Having not done anything like this for so long, we are really looking forward to it.
When raising children, there is no better feeling than creating a strong bond with your offspring. Spending quality time together can help boost their wellbeing and development, and you’ll form a connection like no other. One of the best ways to strengthen your relationship is by doing activities together, so here are some of the best games you can play with your children.
In anticipation of more lovely picnics to come, I’ve put together a few little tips for fun picnics with family and friends.
I love smaller outlets online, who sell gifts that can be personalised. One of the places I have discovered recently is BookBlock and their range of personalised puzzles.
We had some lovely weather at the weekend, so nice, that we were able to have a picnic in the garden with friends for the first time since the first COVID lockdown in march 2020. It was a glorious day and everyone enjoyed themselves eating and drinking and playing games in the garden. Days like this all together are so lovely.
As a parent it can be hard sometimes to find the balance between allowing your children to try a range of things and spending money on things they don’t stick at. Of course we all want them to try new things, and trying things is how they come to find hobbies that they really enjoy and want to stick at. However, there is equally nothing more frustrating than buying some expensive kit that never sees the light of day. Hands up if you’ve been there!
Whatever your situation, you will no doubt be thinking ahead to the Easter Holidays and what you will and won’t be able to do with your children under the current Welsh Government Restrictions.