Things to do in Dublin!

Over the Easter Holidays we have took a trip to Dublin, Ireland. It was our first trip back to Dublin since our daughter was 10 months old (she is now 7 years old). With the flight being under an hour from London, Dublin is a good destination for a mini break and with the pricesContinueContinue reading “Things to do in Dublin!”

Everyone Active – Everyone is Family Campaign

We are delighted to be involved in a summer activity campaign with Everyone Active again. The campaign celebrates parents and families and offers a solution to the trails and tribulations of balancing a healthy lifestyle and all the pressures of the summer holidays.As full-time working parents, the summer holidays always provides added stress with keepingContinueContinue reading “Everyone Active – Everyone is Family Campaign”

Legoland, Billund – Hosted Visit

Did you know that Lego originated in Denmark? I can’t believe we didn’t know this! It’s where it all started. The very first Legoland park opened in June 1968 in Billund, and sits just by the original Lego factory. As you may have guessed, we are huge fans of Lego and Legoland theme parks! WeContinueContinue reading “Legoland, Billund – Hosted Visit”

Legoland, Dubai

Ad – We had such a brilliant day at Legoland Dubai, it totally surpassed our expectations! Where do we start?We were in Dubai during the week before Easter and we were invited to the Junior Explorers Event which is running until 24 April. The event sees children take on different challenges to collect 4 goldContinueContinue reading “Legoland, Dubai”

Wind in the Willows, Immersion Theatre Company

Immersion Theatre have just started touring with their new show, The Wind in the Willows, and we were fortunate to have seen it a few weeks ago in Harrow. Pack your picnics and join Ratty, Mole, Badger, and the fantastically irrepressible Toad as they embark on the adventure of a lifetime culminating in a colourfulContinueContinue reading “Wind in the Willows, Immersion Theatre Company”

Zog and the Fly Doctors Theatre Tour

We had such a fantastic trip to the theatre this afternoon to see Zog and the Flying Doctors. So much so, we felt it deserved a blog post! The story remains true to the original in that Zog, Princess Pearl and Sir Gadabout go on a flying adventure to tend to a sunburnt mermaid, aContinueContinue reading “Zog and the Fly Doctors Theatre Tour”

Festive Theatre Shows 2021

Theatre is one of our favourite things to experience but theatre during the festive period is something else! There is always so much to chose from and it doesn’t have to cost the earth either. Here are my winter 2021 suggestions! The Snowman Sadlers Wells – Peacock Theatre, Holborn This is the magical stage adaptionContinueContinue reading “Festive Theatre Shows 2021”

Skating Lessons with Planet Ice Review

Last winter we decided to enrol Ita into a 6 week ice skating course at Planet Ice. Unfortunately we went back into another national lockdown and so her lessons were postponed until May time! It felt a little odd going to an ice rink in the Spring/ Summer, but hey! The pandemic has thrown everythingContinueContinue reading “Skating Lessons with Planet Ice Review”

Bristol Zoo Gardens Review

During the end of the summer holidays we visited Bristol Zoo which is one of the oldest zoos in the world. The zoo opened to the public on Monday 11th July 1836 and there is no denying that the historic decor of the zoo is evident. It is possibly the most beautiful zoo we haveContinueContinue reading “Bristol Zoo Gardens Review”

Standalone Farm, Letchworth Hertfordshire

Although I had heard of this little farm before, only last month did I think it was about time we visited. I therefore went on to their website and booked two events; the Fairy and Mermaid ones, because I knew Ita would enjoy these most. Each ticket was only £10 and although their photos onContinueContinue reading “Standalone Farm, Letchworth Hertfordshire”