I don’t know why this game is so popular but it is – fun for playing in the car or while waiting – great in its simplicity.
When we get new products in we always like to test them out to make sure we’re happy with them. The kids really enjoy this but boy it can sometimes be a dangerous job!
Turns out I have been tagged by Trish from Mum’s Gone To … to take part in Easyjet’s Inspiration Initiative to enter their competition and share my travel inspirations. Am always up for a challenge. We’re talking the ‘who, what, where and whens’. I really enjoyed taking time out to think about this and it’s been interesting to discover what actually has driven me to travel. Here’s what I came up with…
Before setting up KidsTravel2 I used to work as a Marketing Communications Manager and one of the projects I was involved in was redefining the customer experience during the car buying process. Akin to a trip to the dentist for many the secret of a successful customer experience after umpteen focus groups, customer surveys & feedback [...]
We made up this game the other day while waiting for our lunch to arrive. I had taken my niece, aged 14, and children, aged 7 and 4, out for a quick lunch. It turned out to be a long wait. We had to come up with something fast – the kids had already downed their drinks and were itching to get down and run around while other people close by were trying to enjoy a peaceful meal. Been there?
Every month we’re going to be interviewing a mum or dad about their holiday experience with kids and get a sneaky peek into what they like to take away with them in their suitcase. This time it’s Sophie Pender-Cudlip who runs Country Child magazine and is a mum to four children.
Yippety skippety! We’re just a little bit happy that KidsTravel2 has received a Mumpreneur UK Gold Website Award. Find out why it means so much to us here …
The guesser has to guess what letter, shape, number or word is being traced on their hand. Simple but fun! Who can resist a tickle or a mystery and this game involves both.
What can you do when a 7 year old boy thinks making sandcastles is ‘too girly’?
Every month we’re going to be interviewing a mum or dad about their holiday experience with kids and get a sneaky peek into what they like to take away with them in their suitcase. This time it’s Sam Wyndmus, writer, broadcaster, champion of British cheese, and real ale nut.
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