The awesome people at Daisy First Aid recently got in touch with us to offer us the opportunity of experiencing one of their child-specific home first aid classes. Like any parents, the safety and wellbeing of our kids is our number one priority; so we jumped at the chance. Offering a range of paediatric…
The Newborough to Llanddwyn Island walk has got to be one of our absolute favourite family friendly walks. This short 5 mile/8 km walk hosts some truly stunning coastal scenery. With spectacular views of the mountains of Snowdonia as your backdrop, you’ll struggle to find many better beach walks in Wales. Beginning your mini…
It’s our birthday! Potty Adventures turns one today! What started out as a simple way to digitally document our family adventures has grown beyond all expectation. We simply wanted something for the kids to look back on in years to come; our little corner of the internet, if you will. I wasn’t even sure I…
To celebrate World Book Day tomorrow we’ve compiled a list of must-have outdoor books for kids. Packed with ideas and inspiration, these are a sure-fire way to get you and your family outside. As an English teacher, I’m a big fan of World Book Day. Every year my school runs a themed event with…
With a week off due to a break in her lessons, now seems like the perfect time to reflect on how Amelie has taken to swimming as a Konfidence Swimologist. Has she taken to it like a duck to water? Or have we plunged her into a metaphorical horror film where she provides the screams? …
Learning to swim is a rite of passage; it’s also an essential life skill that could save your life. What many of us underestimate, however, is that being able to swim is so much more than this vital ability to sustain yourself and survive in water. Swimming opens up so many other adventurous doors. It…
Despite the fact that we’ve visited Delamere Forest on numerous occasions, it’s always been as part of a much longer walk or hike. The lovely Sandstone Trail, for instance, passes straight through the forest and its many tracks and routes. However, with a nearly 3 year old and a newly 1 year old, we now…
I know it can be hard, particularly during the school holidays, to find affordable and engaging things to do as a family. It can be even more difficult if you want those activities to involve some element of learning or social enterprise. You know what I mean…the sort of activities that help kids (and adults)…
A Great Event…Unless You Have Accessibility Issues! On the surface it sounds an all-round great idea: a magnificent cathedral using a popular Lego exhibition to raise a vast sum of money for their education fund that, at the same time, provides swathes of families and tourists with something fun, educational and of wider interest than…
The time is 3:04pm. I’m standing excitedly waiting behind my desk, chair pushed neatly under, of course, eagerly staring at the bell in the corner, wishing it to signal the end of not only the school day, but the school year. There it is! An ecstasy of fumbling as bags and belongings are gathered up…
