Most parents find toddlerhood the hardest time to fly, mainly because your child is big enough to climb around on the seats but not old enough to read, play Nintendo or watch the in-flight video (although portable DVD players are a godsend). So from 18 months until about four, co...

Here at Junior, we always pride ourselves on beautiful presentation, and that means beautiful photography of beautiful things (including children). One of our most favourite snappers is David Handley, who has been a regular contributor to Junior Magazine since time immemorial (th...

pools is perfect entertainment for children after skiing and before supper. Can you share three tips for traveling with children?1. Make sure the journey itself is easy – direct flights at civilised times, short and easy transfers to your final

Build up your child's defence against coughs, colds, nits and sneezes Ah yes, seasons of mists and mellow fruitfulness… Autumn is the start of the new academic year, and with the return to school comes exposure to all kinds of bugs and germs – children starting school can catch ...

Family travel tips from Emma Barnett, Managing Director of Tots Too, and mother of Madeline, five, Eleanor, three and Hannah, two months What’s your recipe for the perfect family holiday? The most important ingredient is peace of mind. Feeling sure

. Follow our top five tips, from family ski specialists Ski Famille, for taking young children on a skiing holiday.1. Pick a efamily-frindly resort with a short transfer time Opt for a resort that doesn’t involve too long an airport transfer to minimise

chicken with tiger prawn and mango.  In fact, it was such a family favourite it is now on the Giraffe menu.Do you have any tips on encouraging good table manners? Yes, remember to eat slowly and relax, this way you’re more likely to enjoy your food more

, whether that be one of the meals mentioned above or a bowl of cereal in the morning before work.Do you have any tips on encouraging good table manners? I often encourage my children, Tom, eight, and Ollie, five, to just take their time eating

Ribbon Creek, or relish the peace and quiet with an afternoon of wildlife watching. Hiking, mountain biking, sporting clays, archery, paintball, rafting, and photo safaris are also popular pursuits.Any tips for travelling with children? Pre-order as much

. This is an Alpine adventure with a difference and a number of our clients combine it with another week on the French or Italian Rivieras for the best of both worlds.Can you share three tips for travelling with children? Patience, flexibility and a sense of humour