TrampolineFast becoming the latest family status symbol, the mantra is “the bigger, the better”. Why we love it It’s impossible to bounce without a smile; it’s brilliant exercise; a wonderful way to release tension as you feel your blues melt away. The downsideHaving to wait your...

the geometry of snowflakes, but the basic facts are that every snowflake has six identical arms, is symmetrical, and every single one is almost certainly unique.Indoor craftsOnce the snow has melted, you can have fun designing your own snowflakes. Cut a circle

Living Space creates beautiful modern furniture with hip, colourful and futuristic designs for every room in the house – from a home office to your outdoor rooms. There is storage in fun colours and shapes, as well as great beds for children’s rooms

There are a variety of robust outdoor family activities to enjoy in and around Reykjavik including horse riding and cycling, and children will love bathing at one of the many thermal pools in the city. Families will also enjoy visiting Reykjavik

means parents can enjoy après-ski straight from the slopes. You can also book a packed lunch (baguette, chocolate bar, fruit and drink) for just €5 a day, and all catered chalets have free Wi-Fi, Xbox 360s and outdoor hot tubs. Children’s menus

North Beach TenbyFor families looking for seaside fun without scrimping on style, North Beach Tenby are two of the most chic seaside apartments you’ll find in Pembrokeshire.With vivid colour palettes and bracing sea views, they are perfect for a

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including sailing, snorkelling and kayaking. The fun isn’t just outdoors either as there is a brilliant and well-equipped art and crafts room at the hotel. For parents, there are the delights of delicious fruit kebabs, sorbet scoops and refreshing scented

centre and welcome them to their new home. Feed the worms kitchen scraps such as vegetable peelings and egg shell. The bottom of the wormery will now fill with nourishing compost which you can remove for your garden.Eat outdoorsPack a basket with classic

698300 or visit www.pcuk.org10. Learn orienteering Children can develop their outdoor skills with British Orienteering’s children’s training sessions for over-fives. Tel: 01629 734042 or visit www.britishorienteering.org.uk