Cost-effective and offering a wide range of all makes and models of varying ages, there’s a reason why the used car market is still as popular today as yesteryear. But, on the flip side, with most new cars depreciating at more than 15% of their value a year, the high purchase prices matched with the depreciation are all fair reasons to stick with a used car. VIEW the POST
We were asked by the fabulous 100 Queen's Gate hotel in Kensington, London, to try out their new Little Explorers package as a family. Think "hotel stay that's all about the children" and you are close. It was a beautiful hotel and we had a fabulous weekend. If you are looking for a city break with the kids, then you must check out this fabulous family deal at 100 Queen's Gate hotel. VIEW the POST
Even non-parents know that traveling with kids can be stressful. The last thing you want is for your little one to start having a tantrum mid-flight or to reach your destination and find that you’ve left your kid’s favorite toy at home. Traveling with young children is more involved than with adults, but there are dozens of ways to make family travel more enjoyable. Here are some tips for stress-free travel with kids.
We love going to the Peak District and have been there a few times as a family. We have camped and more recently we stayed at a hotel in Sheffield where we drove into the Peaks every day. This time we walked up Kinder Scout on one of the hottest days this Summer (so far) and it was really nice to get back to an air conditioned hotel room. This is the route we took in the awesome Peak District. VIEW the POST
You've heard of "Staycation", well new for Summer 2020, I bring you the "Famcation". The act of stay-cationing with family, somewhere to explore and have adventures. Well, that's my take on it anyway and that's exactly what we did up in Sheffield this week at the ibis Budget Sheffield Centre – St Mary’s Gate hotel. Family included the dogs here too, which was amazing. Here's what we thought of the hotel and some fab family travel tips for your visit. VIEW the POST
When Hubby and I got married, I said I would travel the world with him and that we would do it with the kiddies too. Hubby took a year out and travelled before we got together and I wanted to explore it, we just had jobs and then kids. It got harder to do. We are still on a mission to do this, it’s just a lifelong event. We keep a log of our adventures on our World Map. It’s such an inspiring canvas to have on the wall.
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