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One thing our children keep talking about is VR. Whether it’s virtual reality headsets like Meta Quest or a day out with a VR Experience, playing games together or as a family, it’s a regular topic of conversation.
We spent a weekend in Canterbury and whilst we were away we visited Howletts Wild Animal Park as it was really close to where we were staying. We last went to Howletts before kids and couldn’t wait to visit with the children.
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Our latest fudge recipe is a moreish chocolate pretzel fudge made in the slow cooker. Using just sweetened condensed milk, chocolate and salted pretzels, it’s a delicious fudge that you won’t be able to put down.
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As a family we love music, are always listening to music and the children have always shown interest in playing musical instruments. We were excited when Carry-on got in touch to introduce us to their range of portable musical instruments.
There’s nothing that kids love more over the Easter holidays than Easter trails or Easter egg hunts – especially if they get a nice chocolate treat at the end. We always make sure we do at least one Easter trail over the Easter weekend – it’s great family fun – and so I’ve put together our favourite Easter trails across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight to inspire you to go on an Easter adventure too.
Laser Tag was such a new thing when I was a child but it’s now such a popular pastime and something children – and grown ups – love to do. Laser tag venues have grown massively in popularity over recent years and now laser centres are everywhere.
Another month that has gone by in a flash. Honestly, they say that life goes quicker as you get older and I’m now really starting to feel it, Every month rolls so quickly into the next.
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As a family we love pancakes. We make them pretty much any weekend we’re at home and although we love classic lemon and sugar pancakes we do love to try new things and be a little creative with the pancakes we make.
If you’re looking for things to do this Easter in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight then you have come to the right place. You may be looking for a lovely family friendly day out or just somewhere to go for walks or you might prefer an organised event or school holiday activities, put on especially for the Easter holidays. Read on to find out everything going on in Hampshire this Easter.
The children have recently found a love of rollerskating and it inspired me to find safe places for them to skate locally as well as more skating lessons and sessions that they can attend around their school hours. I wrote about where to go roller skating in Surrey but there are also so many skate parks, indoor roller rinks and leisure centres that offer skating options across Hampshire too.