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Looking for things to do in Oxford with kids on those wintery rainy days? We’ve invited an adventurous Oxford mum to share her tips – here’s what our guest author Ros from Socks and the Settee has to say about rainy days in and around Oxford with young children… Winter is always difficult when you have […]
Louise
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We know how much you’ve loved our Top 5 National Trust Sites for Creative Kids, and the other articles in our National Trust series, so this month we bring you a round-up of the best National Trust sites for children under 10. Amid our favourites you’ll discover a magnificent abbey, walking and cycling trails, play […]
Louise
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Fourth in our National Trust for Families series, we’ve put together a selection of excellent sites for sparking a true love of learning, with fascinating historic homes, hidden treasures and even burial mounds! On the list we’ve got Sutton Hoo, Waddesdon Manor, The Argory, Speke Hall and Lyme Park – read on to find out why! […]
Louise
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We know that many of you have discovered some wonderful new places for days out with the kids in our Top 5 for Creative Kids and Top 5 for Woodland Playgrounds features – thank you so much for sharing your experiences with us! Next up in the series is the perfect collection of National Trust […]
In Part II of our Top 30 Family Friendly National Trust sites, we’ve got a great selection of the five best National Trust sites to help your children explore their creative sides, including Beningbrough Hall, Plas Newydd, Penrhyn Castle, Kingston Lacy and Nostell Priory. 1. Beningbrough Hall Beningbrough Hall prides itself as being a ‘family […]
Louise
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We’ve handpicked the Top 30 Family Friendly National Trust sites, with plenty of ideas for lovely days out with the kids to help you make the most of your National Trust membership. Whether your children love their history and art or simply a good run around and some fresh air, these National Trust sites are certain […]
Holly
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My husband and I have always been pretty big on walking; to put this in context even our honeymoon was partially spent walking in the Yorkshire Dales. Of course if I knew then what I know now about how exhausted I’d be the whole time with two small children I’d have definitely opted for the […]
Janis P.
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The Herbert Art Gallery and Museum, Coventry, is officially the most family friendly museum in Britain. Thanks to a £20 million redevelopment, careful planning of their interactive exhibits, excellent family learning programmes and some warm welcoming staff, they’ve just won the 2010 Guardian Family Friendly Museum Award. Undercover family judges included Claire Jowett, who visited […]
Janis P.
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Kids in Museums is a charity that is very close to our hearts. For the charity, as for us, museums aren’t collections of dusty old objects, lying idly in a musty, dim room. Instead they are places where families can go to enjoy interactive exhibitions, where the kids can dress up, play around, get hands […]
George
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Tomorrow sees the start of London Mayor’s Thames Festival 2009. The riverside from Westminster Bridge to Tower Bridge promises to be jam packed with exciting festival type things for you and your family. Street art, carnivals, choirs, music, and food are just some of the tidbits available. Highlights come in the form of a Harvest […]
Geoff
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We’ve just had a fantastic trip to London Zoo, a full 30 years after I last went there. A good time was had by all – especially our toddler who just loved the new splash zone and the animal adventure playground. Click here to read our 5* review of London Zoo. If you go along […]
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