Disclosure – this is a guest post September is here, the high holiday season is over and the school’s are going back. It’s a time of change as we start to notice the nights drawing in and the green of the first leaves starts to fade. We become aware that the best of the year’s weather is probably now behind us. It’s not unusual to feel a touch of the post-summer blues as we anticipate what lies ahead. All of which makes holding on to as much of the summer warmth and sunshine for as long as possible a very…

We are always on the look out for new games to tell you about and we are delighted to be one of the first families to tell you about Fire in the Hole from McMiller. Fire in the Hole from McMiller {game review} McMiller, creators of the viral sell-out sensation It’s Bananas (with 50+ million views on TikTok), have launched a brand new game, Fire in The Hole. Part card game and part dexterity game, Fire in The Hole’s gameplay centres around a large pop up ship that gets bombarded by felt cannonballs throughout the game. It’s simple enough to…

Whether you’re looking for ideas for a last-minute holiday or the best city breaks with your little ones, you’ll find plenty of unique activities to enjoy in the UK. The country is packed with countless places to explore with kids offering unforgettable adventures, from a mountaineering trip in the North to a scenic family road trip in the South. So, here are some unique UK holiday ideas for the whole family to enjoy. 5 Unique UK Holiday Ideas for the Whole Family A Mountaineering Trip in the North For active families who want to conquer mountains, there are plenty of…

Summer is a favourite time for family travel – workloads are lighter, and school is over. But deciding where to go can be tricky since you’ll have to consider everyone’s needs and preferences. This list should help you with this. Whether you’re looking to chill out at an all-inclusive resort, discover the wildlife, hit up the beach, or explore the great outdoors, there’s a destination to match every mood. Refer to the list below for ideas on where you need to go with the family this summer. Where you Need to Go with the Family This Summer Croatia Croatia is…

Are you wondering which islands in Europe to visit with the kids? Given the many great destinations to choose from, it can be challenging to figure out which places will be fun for your kids to explore and has a culture that is welcoming to families. Some of you might even have little kids, so choosing an island destination that’s great for babies is also important. The Best Islands to Visit in Europe for a Family Trip To help you with this, we’ve rounded up a list of the best islands to visit in Europe for a family trip. Portugal…

I can’t believe it’s three years ago since we were introduced to the game Exploding Kittens. It’s been a firm favourite with our family, and always gets packed away when we go away for a weekend. Last year we were lucky to try Exploding Minions too! Exploding Kittens – The premise is simple – you are dealt a number of cards. You take it in turns to place and draw cards until you pick an Exploding Kitten card. Then you explode, and when you explode you die. Unless you use a Defuse card which will stop the kitten from exploding.…

A few weeks ago we were offered the chance to try an Air Fryer. All my friends have air fryers and I’ve wanted one for a while but they seemed like a big investment. Thankfully Very jumped to the rescue and kindly gifted me an air fryer from their range and tasked me with making a healthier meal for the family. Healthier cooking with the Ninja Air Fryer Apparently air fryers have been around for the last decade but sales have soared in the last couple of years. I think we’re the last people to get one but I don’t…

Disclosure – this is a sponsored post Across different cultures, coming of age is celebrated in many ways and sometimes at different ages – a Bat and Bar Mitzvah being celebrated at age 12 and 13. In the UK a gift representing a key is usually given for someone’s 21st birthday, however the symbolic gesture is becoming increasingly common for 18th birthday celebrations too. Traditionally, the key was to signify trust in a child for leaving and coming back to the family as pleased; freedom. Or another tradition was the child leaving the family home for their own. Today, most…