Even the youngest babies need their own passports to travel, which parents can apply for with proof of their child’s British nationality. A child passport is valid for five years and parents can apply for them on behalf of their children who are under 16. To process your child’s application the passport office will need […]
Have you noticed your 10-year-old child complaining of feeling queasy during journeys that have never fazed him or her before? This onset of nausea could be being caused by a peak in motion sickness susceptibility, which it’s said we all experience in the run up to our teenage years. Travelling with your children can be […]
Asking your GP about holiday vaccinations is a must if you intend to travel internationally as a family. As soon as your destination and departure date are confirmed it’s important to book an appointment to visit the doctor’s surgery. Aim to discuss your jabs at least 8 weeks before you are scheduled to fly out […]
Caring for a sick child is challenging enough on a regular day at home with the benefit of familiar medicines and medical advice close to hand. On holiday, in a hot climate where the risk of dehydration is more pronounced, for example, illnesses can be a miserable and stressful time for everyone involved. Prevention is […]
More affordable term-time prices can tempt parents to consider booking a holiday during the school term. However, holidays during school time are only permitted at the discretion of head teachers. While some school heads may agree to your child being taken out of school there is no obligation for any of them to do so. […]
The best way to determine whether your child is in need of a booster seat, is to follow the UK Government’s regulations regarding Child Car Seats. By law, children must normally use a child car seat until they are 12 years old, or 135 cm – whichever arrives first. Children over this age, like all […]