Yes parents, it is still the summer holidays 2023! But do not fret, we've compiled a list of simple things to do with the kids to keep them (and you!) entertained!

1 - Of course our number one thing to do with the kids is get out on your bikes! Whether it is a Kiddimoto balance bike, another balance bike (we'll let you off) a pedal bike or even a scooter - getting outdoors on your bike is always an adventure. From planning a cross country trail to cycling round the local park, get out there!

2 - Get your Bake Off, on! Cookies, brownies or a simple no bake flapjack - get creative in the kitchen - no arguements over who gets to lick the spoon!

3 - Play a board game! A particular favourite at Kiddimoto hq involves some hungry hippopotamuses!

4 - Water fight! Unless there is a hosepipe ban - easily swap water for pillows....

5 - Make some ice lollies, they do not have to be Pinterest worthy masterpieces, a bit of blackcurrant squash and a freezer is just as good!

6 - Have a picnic, so easy to do in the garden - we love a jam sandwich!

7 - Have an ice cream, or two.

8 - Build a den! You can really get creative with this one, plus if it's outdoors it is a great way to keep in the shade!

9 - Visit a library. Having fun isn't hard when you've got a library card!

10 - Go to a museum, most smaller museums are free to visit or only require a donation for entry

11 - Blow some bubbles! (and pop them, that's the best part.)

12 - Take a bus ride

13 - Write some poems, who knows, you may have the next Wordsworth on your hands!

14 - Have a 'no talking' contest (great excuse for some peace and quiet, for the two seconds it lasts!)

15 - Wash the car - another thing off your list!

16 - Get a pet rock, perhaps call it Rocky?

17 - Camp in the back garden, we all miss home comforts when we're away anyway!

18 - Make a treasure hunt and map.

19 - Visit a pet shop

20 - Make an obstacle course

21 - Make a kite

22 - Mudpies! SO. MUCH. FUN!

23 - Learn Origami

24 - Tie dye some t-shirts, or get some fabric pens!

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