Jet2 family Holidays

21 March 2008

Jet2holidays.com is operated by Jet2.com the North’s leading low cost airline. They offer low cost holidays all year round to Portugal, Spain and Eygpt. Leading destinations include Tenerife, Ibiza, Costa del Sol, Menorca, Majorca, The Canaries, Algarve, Praia Da Rocha, and Sharm el Sheikh. Holiday packages range from 1 to 21 nights. Flights leave from Leeds Bradford, Manchester, Blackpool, Newcastle, Edinburgh and Belfast. Read more

Free games to play

20 March 2008

No matter where you’re going, sooner or later the children will get bored and the cries of ‘Are we there yet?’ will commence. Whether you’re stuck in traffic or delayed at the airport, look no further for some simple games that can be played without any preparation or purchase necessary!
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Travelling by boat

20 March 2008

Taking children on a boat rather than flying may be your preferred mode of transport. The big boat can be quite an adventure. Instead of being couped up on an airplane your children can have the freedom to wander around with you and hopefully you can all arrive raring to go. There is nothing worse than a screaming toddler who is desperate to stretch their legs. On a boat they can! You can also book a cabin for those longer journeys, where you can all have a sleep in relative comfort, so no tired and miserable children or parents! Take a look at our hints and tips on travelling by boat.
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Travelling by train

20 March 2008

Taking the train can be the ideal way to travel with babies and children. You can sit and relax and leave the ‘driving’ to someone else, while you can all enjoy the scenery and arrive at your destination refreshed and eager to go. All it takes is a little preparation before you go and your train journey should be a great adventure especially for younger children. Here is some advice and tips on how to make your journey an enjoyable one.
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Travelling by car

20 March 2008

Travelling with children is often a difficult. That could be seen as understatement by parents who do this regularly. Trying to concentrate on driving, map reading, giving and receiving directions is stressful enough, but couple that with your little angels in the back and you could be ready to throw in the towel and admit defeat. The other option is to leave them by the roadside when your temper is frayed and your blood pressure has hit sky high! Perhaps a more realistic option, and it ought to be said the fairer option is to look at the advice here on how to make your car journey a more pleasant one for everyone.

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Travelling by plane with a baby

20 March 2008

You may want to have your first holiday nearer to home with your baby, but sometimes a holiday in the sun is just what is needed and can do you all good. It needn’t be a nightmare with some careful planning. You may not be the passengers travelling the lightest either, but hopefully, we can give you some advice on how to leave th kitchen sink behind!
Before you plan to far ahead though, it is worth knowing that babies less than 48 hours old can not fly and babies less that a week old need a note from your doctor. Likewise, mothers who have given birth within 48 hours are unable to fly. Other than that get yourselves ready to take baby on their first trip! Read more

Travelling by plane with young children

20 March 2008

Taking your children on holiday by plane is exciting for them and it needn’t be a nightmare for you. Whether you’re travelling long or short haul planning and preparation will help to make your journey run smoothly . You can ensure that you armed to deal with any situation that may arise. You can find advice on taking toddlers and older children on an airplane and how to keep them safe, happy and occupied. Let’s try to get you to your destination ready to enjoy your holiday and get you home still feeling the benefits of your break. Read more

Bites & stings

20 March 2008

Getting a bite from a mosquito or a sting from a wasp is not nice to say the least. In the UK most bites and stings are harmless, but when you are abroad you need to be aware of other insects and animals that might sting or bite. Read more

Ear care whilst flying

20 March 2008

Having a build up of pressure during take off and landing can at best be uncomfortable and worst painful. Babies and children may also find it frightening if they haven’t flown before. We may not be able to prevent this from happening, but we can try to make less traumatic and distressing by following a few simple rules. Read more

Common medical problems for babies in hot countries

20 March 2008

Taking young babies abroad can be done. It is worth, however, being aware of common medical problems for them in hot countries. This section focuses on these problems and how to avoid them. Read more

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