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Thursday 18 February 2016

Half Term Tips

Luckily this half term is only a week (thank f**k) seriously I cant stand the busyness (is that even a word?) and just children everywhere!

Although there are a few things you can do at home, do you really want to be trapped indoors all week with terrors (screams)

The key to stay sane and get through the week is to plan.

  • Pre book the activities you wish to do, so you can avoid queues and waiting around with impatient kids
  • Hit the roads early - you're doomed if you even try to go anywhere midday, you could even lose your child in those crowds!
  • Making a packed lunch or bringing snacks for the kids to avoid unnecessary stops at busy shops
  • I always carry a spare set of clothes in the car - you never know when an accident can happen
The night before I make sure the boys clothes are out and ironed ready for the next day, and mine too. I cant stand looking/finding thinking of what they can wear because I just want us ready and out the door.
To avoid fights over who sits in the front they switch places each time we get back in the car!


If you are staying at home on some days:
  • Make sure the tablets are charged up for when you need to peace and quiet to do your housework!
  • If you can't be bothered like me I usually buy the cupcake mixes in the box and get the boys to help me make them. Of course if you prefer to make your own thats fine.
  • I also get bad anxiety from mess and untidiness but honestly there is no point even attempting to tidy up the toys until its time for bed!
  • Make sure your cupboards are full of food!
  • Creative activities are always good as they have fun and it takes up a lot of time!
  • Unless its extremely cold, a walk to the park for a bit of exercise don't hurt anyone plus its free!

                                   H x
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