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This week, I wanted to make things a little easier for you and pull together some simple ideas for the Easter break. Whether you have a baby, toddler or school-age child, there are some lovely options locally to get you out of the house without it feeling like a big effort.
Having children definitely doesn’t mean you have to stay put in the UK until they turn 18. With a little planning and the right destination, going abroad can be a genuinely enjoyable and even relaxing experience.
Travelling long haul with children can feel very daunting and it is easy to get pulled into thinking ‘it would be easier not to bother’. Whether it’s your first big trip as a family or you’re seasoned travellers, the combination of long flights, different time zones and managing everyone’s sleep needs can feel overwhelming. Here are my top tips!
Camping can be such a fun family experience, but it can also feel a little daunting when you’re thinking about sleep. As a parent, and from working with so many families, I know that the thought of sharing a tent with your baby or toddler might feel overwhelming, here are my top tips.
Travelling with a newborn is such an individual decision. For some families, travelling in the early weeks feels right and manageable, while for others, staying close to home and settling into life with their new baby is their preference. In this blog post, I discuss my top tips for travelling with a newborn!
Planning a long car journey with little ones can feel like a military operation. As a parent of three (two boys and then my daughter), I know first-hand how quickly a peaceful road trip can descend into “are we nearly there yet?” But with a bit of preparation and some simple strategies, long drives can be much smoother and even enjoyable.
As a parent (and as a sleep consultant), I know that travel can feel exciting, but also a little daunting when you’re wondering:how on earth will my little one sleep? Whether you’re off for a family holiday, visiting grandparents, or taking a long-haul adventure, a change in routine doesn’t have to mean a complete disruption to sleep.
