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Leanne Ammon
May 133 min read

Taking a 2-3 Year Old on a Summer Holiday in the UK and Abroad



Planning a summer holiday with a young child can be daunting, but it can also be a wonderful experience for both parents and children. Whether you're staying in the UK or traveling abroad, there are plenty of options for a family-friendly holiday that will keep your little one entertained and happy. Here are some tips and ideas to help you plan the perfect summer holiday with your 2-3 year old.



Planning a holiday in the U.K.

If you're planning the perfect staycation for your family, there are plenty of family-friendly destinations to choose from. Here are a few ideas to get you started:


1. The Beach: A day trip to the beach can be a great way to spend time with your little one during the summer months. Fortunately, many of the lovely beaches we find dotted along our coastal areas have the amenities we need when we have a young family in tow, such as toilets, changing rooms, and cafes. Don't forget to pack plenty of sunscreen, hats, snacks and a bucket and spade.


2. Theme Parks: There are plenty of theme parks around the UK that offer rides and attractions suitable for young children. Look for parks with gentle rides and areas specifically designed for toddlers and young children. Queuing times for the rides can be long so if you are planning a trip during the hotter months, bring hats, sunscreen and plenty of water.


3. Camping: Camping can be a fun and affordable way to spend a family holiday in the UK. Look for campsites with family-friendly facilities, such as play areas, toilets, and showers. 



Planning a holiday abroad.

If you're planning a holiday abroad with your 2-3 year old, there are plenty of destinations that are perfect for families. Here are a few ideas:


1. Beach Resorts: Many beach resorts across Europe offer family-friendly amenities and activities, such as kids' clubs, water parks, and playgrounds. Look for resorts with shallow, calm waters and plenty of shade.


2. Theme Parks: Many theme parks in Europe offer rides and attractions suitable for young children. Look for parks with gentle rides and areas specifically designed for toddlers and young children.


3. City Breaks: City breaks can be a great way to introduce your child to new cultures and experiences. Look for cities with plenty of family-friendly attractions, such as museums, parks, and zoos.



Tips for Traveling with a 2-3 Year Old

1. Be Prepared: Make sure you pack plenty of snacks, drinks, and activities to keep your child entertained during the journey. 


2. Stick to a Routine: Try to stick to your child's regular routine as much as possible, including mealtimes, nap times, and bedtime.


3. Take it Slow: Remember that traveling with a young child can be tiring, so take it slow and don't try to do too much in one day.


4. Be Flexible: Be prepared to change your plans if your child needs a break or is feeling overwhelmed.


Travelling with a 2-3 year old can be a wonderful experience for both parents and children. Whether you're staying in the UK or traveling abroad, there are plenty of family-friendly destinations and activities to choose from. By being prepared, sticking to a routine, taking it slow, and being flexible, you can ensure that your summer holiday is a memorable and enjoyable experience for the whole family.


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