It’s been 100 days since the girls last went to school. 100 days since we effectively went into lockdown. For most of that, we have stayed home, only starting to venture out a bit more over the past few weeks.
Looking for a last minute Easter craft to keep the kids busy this weekend? These egg shaped decorations are fairly easy to make (although a little messy!) and you only need 3 things.
Like everyone who is at home with the kids right now due to Coronavirus, I’m trying to find ways to keep them entertained. Its currently the Easter holidays here, so we don’t have the usual school work to complete, and while lazy days with far too much screen time are fine some of the time (ok, a lot of the time – let’s face it, we are all just trying to survive this crazy, weird situation) its nice to have a few activities planned to keep the boredom at bay.
So one day this week we had a French themed day. Here’s what we did, and if you fancy trying a theme day at home yourself, let me know in the comments!
1. Of course we started the day with the girls’ favourite breakfast – croissants.
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Josie is 8 months old now and loves going in the bath. She has outgrown her baby bath so when we had the opportunity recently to review a Summer Bath Seat we thought we would give it a try. We were kindly gifted the seat in return for an honest review.
We started off the Easter holidays with a few days at Chessington World of Adventures and then moved on to Legoland Windsor.
It was our first visit to Chessington and we really loved it. The park was a lot smaller than I expected but that isn’t a bad thing when you are visiting with small children who don’t want to be walking miles between rides.
