A long time ago…. every trip that I went on as a child I would fill a scrapbook with notes, pictures that I had drawn, postcards that I never sent and tickets from places that I visited. Those scrapbooks are still somewhere in my memory box I occasionally get them out and flick through them […]
Travel Games Tried and Tested for Spring
Long haul trips whether over land, on the water or in the air mean keeping the kids entertained. In issue 2 of Inspireroo, we try out some of the newest travel games for kids in our tried and tested section. Discover which will keep the kids entertained in a car, plane, tent or even be […]
Travel Health – Don’t forget the Jabs
Hepatitis A, Tetanus, Cholera, Diphtheria, Hepatitis B, Japanese Encephalitis, Rabies, and Typhoid! These are just the recommended vaccinations for Thailand a popular long-haul destination for adults and couples and becoming increasingly popular with families too. In the latest issue of Inspireroo, we talk about jabs and vaccinations and discuss with some frequent travellers the pros and cons of these as we head […]
Travel Health – Mosquitoes……
Throughout the walk you can hear little hands going slap slap slap as they swat away the mosquitoes and other bugs that seem to love the fair skin children as we take a walk. It doesn’t seem to matter whether that walk is in the middle of the jungle or just down the village lane […]
Raising Tadpoles
From my childhood, there was one activity that I did every spring without fail. With a bucket and net, my dad would take myself and younger brother across to the common to collect FROG SPAWN. It was fantastic, we usually came home soaked as without a dought one of us would have fallen in leaning […]
What’s inside?
Inspireroo, the family travel and outdoor adventure magazine Issue 1. Dec 2016/ Jan 2017 Inspireroo Magazine issue 1 is now out – with lots of inspiration written by parents for parents to get you out and about, near and far. To receive your first issue, subscribe to the magazine (Hurry though, as the first 500 subscribers […]