From the gorgeous countryside of the Highlands to the fascinating Scottish islands, cities including wonderful Edinburgh, beaches galore and a whole host of family-friendly places to stay, there’s so much to discover in Scotland with kids. So in this episode, the Kidventures family travel podcast hosts are joined by Scotland family travel expert Janice Hopper, who writes the Scots2Travel blog. Continue reading “Kidventures episode 22: Scotland with kids”
Kidventures episode 21: Vanlife for beginners
The freedom to just jump into your camper van and set off on your travels with kids is a tempting idea, particularly after a year of travel restrictions. So it’s no surprise that vanlife is more popular than ever. In this episode, the Kidventures family travel podcast hosts are joined by two experts – long-term vanlife convert Katy from Otis and Us and Jenny from Travelynn Family, who was spurred on by lockdown to finally buy her own campervan. Continue reading “Kidventures episode 21: Vanlife for beginners”
Kidventures episode 15: Fussy eaters and travel
Who’s wished their kids would eat anything? There’s no question that finding food your kids love can be tricky enough at home – let alone when you’re travelling. In this episode, the Kidventures family travel podcast hosts are joined by Emily Leary, author of Get Your Kids to Eat Anything and blogger behind A Mummy Too, to get tips on helping kids to try new things and making food a fun – not stressful – part of travel. Continue reading “Kidventures episode 15: Fussy eaters and travel”
Kidventures episode 14: Kids clubs
Would you put your kids in a kids’ club? For some parents – and kids! – it’s a highlight of the holiday, for others it defeats the point of family travel. The Kidventures family travel podcast hosts look at the pros and cons of holidays with kids clubs, and how to choose one. Continue reading “Kidventures episode 14: Kids clubs”
Kidventures episode 8: Solo travel with kids
Can you imagine travelling solo with your kids? It’s often parents’ biggest travel fear (after actually taking that first family holiday) but whether you’re a single parent, have more holiday than your other half or simply love travelling more than them, venturing off alone is sometimes the only option.
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