for HIV-infected children, and The Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund – and provides details about these projects. All of the Bushbaby Travel programmes are tailor-made for families with young children.Of course, a holiday for the family needs to offer fun

-fired oven that’s large enough to cook a whole lamb. Catering or babysitting can be arranged. PORTUGALScott Dunn is particularly family-friendly when it comes to villa holidays, and all bookings are made via a team of family specialists. The four

is sure to impress and pamper all the family with its slick service. Children under 18 can share their parents’ room at no extra charge. There are special children’s menus, colouring books, board games and DVDs to borrow. Babysitting services are available

to the place where they were found originally.4. Build a sand monster ...instead of a sandcastle, then tell each other stories about where it comes from, who its friends are, what it lives on. 5. Hold a competition to see who can find the smallest

books and the other child can draw their illustration for the story on the left-hand page. Get out the glitter, glue and colourful paper for creating the cover illustration. And have a competition to come up with the title.8. Make a family tree  Give

that your children are more likely to say that milk comes from a carton than a cow, then a holiday in the Austrian Tirol will put your fears to rest with a week in a family-run gasthof or hotel, where the hausfrau is likely to wear a traditional dirndl

  Gather as many parents/children/friends as you can. There should be a goal, which each team is protecting from getting wet (and one they are trying to get wet); when one of the goals has been soaked, you know you have won.7. Set up camp  Pitch camp in the back

that mums could go there and watch the show." Q. How do you balance family and career and build a great relationship with your child? A. "You get a licence to drive, but there’s no licence to be a parent. I believe there are no bad people out there. Our