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Tag Archives: days out

100 kids’ activities in 2023 – an update on our challenge

19/07/2023
Sophie fishing at the lake at Northala Fields

We love planning activities to try and do during the summer holidays. In previous years, we’ve put together a list of summer holidays activities to help inspire us. This year we’re already part way through a challenge to complete 100 different kids activities, thanks to Sophie receiving a poster for Christmas with 100 different kids’ activities… Read More

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Coronation and celebrations

11/05/2023
Flags and Union Jack napkins on a table to celebrate the King's Coronation

This last weekend has certainly been a busy one with various events happening to celebrate the King’s Coronation. There were various Coronation events taking place around our local area. In true British style, the weather was very mixed, but it didn’t stop us making the most of the bank holiday weekend.     Sophie and… Read More

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An afternoon on the beach at Baby Bay

26/08/202126/08/2021
A view of Baby Bay looking from the sea

A beach trip is a rare event for us as we’re at least 90 minutes’ drive from the nearest one. We made sure we got a beach trip in though during our recent holiday in Cornwall. Baby Bay (or Pentireglaze Haven as it’s officially known) was recommended to me by a friend who lives in… Read More

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What can you do at LEGOLAND with little children?

29/07/202128/07/2021
A Lego model of Windsor Castle with the England men's football team in front and a banner saying "Well done England"

LEGOLAND Windsor has always been a favourite place to visit with my children. We used to go regularly in the days before Jessica started school thanks to having a preschool pass. There are plenty of things that younger children can enjoy there. We took Thomas for the first time shortly before his third birthday and… Read More

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Learning about bees and pollination at Iver Environment Centre

03/06/202104/06/2021
Sophie and Thomas near the beehives at Iver Environment Centre

Iver Environment Centre is a bit of a hidden gem, just off the road going from Slough to Uxbridge. We first visited it a few days before Thomas was born and it’s become one of our favourite places to visit. During the school holidays, they have family fun mornings and afternoons with craft sessions as… Read More

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Easter holiday fun at Cliveden

21/04/202122/04/2021
Sophie and Thomas at the number 5 marker on the Easter trail

As a family, we’re often at our happiest when out and about on an adventure together. Like everyone else, we’ve been very limited with our outdoor adventures but with restrictions easing, it was lovely to be able to book some days out at a couple of our favourite places. Cliveden is our favourite out of… Read More

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Festive fun at Chiltern Open Air Museum

10/12/2020
Father Christmas riding a golf buggy covered in tinsel

This time of year, we’d normally have lots of festive days out planned. This year though, the calendar is looking very empty without the usual Christmas events. We did have one day out booked in though – the Christmas weekend event at Chiltern Open Air Museum.     Chiltern Open Air Museum is one of… Read More

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I'm Louise, mummy of three - Jessica, forever six, who was born with half a heart and lives on in mine; and heart-healthy Sophie (born 2013) and Thomas (born 2018). I blog about living with grief after child loss, crafts, days out and the little moments of family life.

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