If you are planning a holiday in the snow with a baby or toddler and pondering how to get around with a pushchair, then look no further than Babyzen YOYO Skis.
The Babyzen YOYO Skis are a new must-have accessory that you can clip on to the front wheels of the YOYO stroller. They are made from a strong, ultra-resistant polyamide material and are designed to withstand particularly extreme weather conditions. This means that you can keep using your pram, even in snow without the worry of your wheels getting stuck! The skis can be used with all YOYO models except for the YOYO connect.
The skis provide a smooth, safe handling experience for tackling snowy terrain with a pushchair. The design of the skis makes it easier than ever to navigate through wintery conditions. For that reason, the Babyzen YOYO Skis are the perfect add on for the snow. We also love how they perform on the sand too!
Product Features
The stroller can fold and unfold with the skis attached
Only for use on front wheels
For optimal product durability, wash with clean water after use
Dimensions: 42.4 x 10 x 6.4cm (16.5 x 3.9 x 2.4in)
Weight: 495g (1lb)
Compatible with all YOYO models, except for use with YOYO connect
A wonderful addition to the YOYO range and easy to clip on and off with a single click, they will keep you strolling regardless of what the weather might bring and are sure to be a life saver on your next ski trip. We promise you’ll love them!
You can hire the Babyzen YOYO from us with or without the skis.
We suggest the following additional products for winter hire: Footmuff, drinks holder (a must for your hot chocolate) and a rain cover for snow showers.
November is a great time to take a sun holiday. The weather is warm, and there are plenty of activities to keep you busy. If you’re looking for a November sun holiday destination, then look no further than these ten amazing places. With guaranteed warmth and plenty of activities to keep you and your family busy, these destinations will make your winter blues disappear in no time!
1. Tenerife, Spain
2. Cyprus
3. Malta
4. Lanzarote, Spain
5. Fuerteventura, Spain
6. Gran Canaria, Spain
7. Morocco
8. Tunisia
9. Egypt
10. Dubai
Consider your budget and find the right holiday for you
From our top picks of sun destinations in November. You’ll find everything from cheap and cheerful self-catering apartments to luxurious all-inclusive resorts, so there’s something for everyone. Tenerife is a great family destination and with average temperatures of 22 degrees, you’re guaranteed to enjoy some November sun!
Choose a place that offers plenty of activities for the whole family
Gran Canaria and Lanzarote are two of the most popular Canary Island destinations for families. With their sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters and year-round sunshine, it’s easy to see why! There are plenty of things to keep the kids entertained too, with water parks, zoos and theme parks all on offer.
Book your holiday and start packing!
There’s no time to waste – book your November sun holiday now and start looking forward to some well-deserved winter sun! With so many great destinations to choose from, you’re spoilt for choice. So, what are you waiting for?
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Both Flyaway and Plane Pal children’s travel aids are inflatable travel beds designed to make traveling with young children more comfortable. They can be used on airplanes, in cars, and other forms of transportation. In this article we compare Flyaway vs Plane Pal.
First, we’ll start with the benefits of both products:
Comfort: Both the Flyaway mattress and Plane Pal provide comfortable sleeping surfaces for your child during long trips. The mattresses are made of a soft, durable material that can withstand the wear and tear of travel.
Convenience: Both are lightweight and easy to pack, making them convenient options for families on the go. They can be inflated quickly and deflated and folded back into a small, compact size when not in use.
Versatility: Both can be used on airplanes, in cars, and in other forms of transportation. They can also be used as a portable sleeping surface for your child when traveling or visiting friends and family.
Safety: Both are designed with safety in mind. They fit snugly on most airplane seats, providing a secure sleeping surface for your child during turbulence or other disruptions.
Hygiene: The Flyaway mattress and Plane Pal can be easily cleaned and sanitised, making it a hygienic option for travel. Simply wipe them down with a damp cloth or disinfectant wipe after each use.
Here are some differences between the two products:
Size: Flyaway is designed for infants and toddlers up to 2 years old, while Plane Pal is suitable for children aged 2-8 years old.
Design: Flyaway is a flat, rectangular bed that sits on the seat, while Plane Pal has a wedge-shaped design that fits between the seat and the tray table.
Inflation: Flyaway can be inflated using an electric or manual pump, while Plane Pal requires a manual pump.
Compatibility: Flyaway is compatible with most airplane seats, while Plane Pal may not be suitable for some smaller planes.
Both products have received positive reviews from customers, with many parents reporting that they make traveling with young children much easier and more comfortable.
Overall, both Flyaway and Plane Pal are good options for a travel bed to make flying with young children more comfortable. The choice between Flyaway vs Plane Pal will depend on the age of your child and your personal preferences.
For more information on both products see Flyaway’s FAQ page here https://www.flyawaydesigns.com/pages/faqs and Plane Pal’s FAQ page here https://www.planepal.co.uk/pages/faqs
If you have young children and want to travel with them and stay sane, this is a must read. No matter how experienced a traveler you were before children, there are things to know and essential strategies to help ensure family holidays are full of joy instead of stressful.
Think ahead
Make a bag for each half-hour with a small toy, snack or activity.
Bring their favorite book or coloring book
Bring a quiet, couple-piece game
Bring a new small toy they’ve never seen before. Fun surprises are the best!
Bring headphones for their iPad (crazy I know, but not everyone is a fan of Peppa Pig!).
Planning ahead can save you a headache. When you know what to expect, your children’s expectations will be the same. Explain to them how awesome a plane ride is and make it an adventure! Here’s an idea of how to make a game out of it. Pack different small bags with the above items you’ve packed (snacks, small toys/etc.). They get to open each bag each half hour of your flight! If your kiddos are like mine, this will excite them to see what the next bag has! My last bag is always the iPad or a special blanket for nap time. You will also be thankful for these activities once you reach your destination.
Bend the Rules While Dining on Holiday
Bending the rules on dining while on holiday makes life much easier. This applies to what you eat, where you eat, and how you eat. The latter is something I feel particularly strongly about — an iPad at dinner may be a big no no at home, but saves you on trips where dinners are longer and more leisurely. This departure for the normal routine makes everyone feel like holidays are special.
Book a Seat for Babies on Flights
You wouldn’t drive with a baby outside of a car seat … Flying with one unrestrained isn’t a good idea either. It costs more, but this just isn’t the place to save money.
Having your young child sitting on the floor and running around the aisle is just way too stressful. Turbulence isn’t rare – it’s a routine part of flying and unexpected bumps can keep your child safe if they are in their own seat.
Stagger Busy Days and Mellow Days.
This is key for itinerary planning! It keeps tired parents and kids fresh and excited each day.
Book a Hotel Room with a Balcony or Patio
This is one of our favorite things to do on holiday … no sitter required. Specifically select hotels and rooms with a balcony or patio so that when kids go to bed, you’ll still have a private place to relax and chat too. The alternative is for the entire family to be forced to go to bed at the same time which may be fine for one night, but gets old quickly.
Holidays need not be stressful when travelling with young children. Follow these tips and we are sure you will agree.
Traveling with young children can be a daunting task for parents, but with proper planning and preparation, it can also be an enjoyable and memorable experience for the whole family. Whether you are taking a road trip, flying to a new destination, or embarking on a cruise, there are certain do’s and don’ts of travelling with young children. Here are some tips to help make your family vacation a success.
Do’s
Plan ahead: One of the most important things you can do when traveling with little kids is to plan ahead. Research your destination and make a list of all the things you want to do and see. This will help you create an itinerary that is both fun and kid-friendly. Make sure to also book accommodations and transportation well in advance to avoid any last-minute surprises.
Pack smart: Packing for a family vacation can be overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. Make a list of all the essentials you will need for your trip, including clothes, toiletries, and any special items your child may require. Pack enough snacks, drinks, and entertainment options to keep your little ones occupied during long car rides or flights.
Be flexible: While it’s important to have a plan, it’s equally important to be flexible. Traveling with young children can be unpredictable, and it’s important to be open to changing your plans if necessary. Make sure to build in some downtime for naps, meals, and just relaxing as a family.
Involve your kids: Getting your kids involved in the planning process can make them feel more invested in the trip. Let them help choose activities, snacks, and even some of the sights you’ll see. This can help keep them engaged and excited throughout the trip.
Bring comfort items: Traveling can be stressful for kids, so bringing along comfort items from home can help ease their anxiety. A favorite stuffed animal, blanket, or pillow can make them feel more secure and comfortable in unfamiliar surroundings.
Don’ts
Overpack: While it’s important to pack all the essentials, it’s equally important not to overpack. Bringing too much luggage can make traveling more difficult, especially if you’re flying. Stick to the essentials and leave the unnecessary items at home.
Skip naptime: It can be tempting to try to fit in as much sightseeing as possible, but skipping naptime can lead to cranky, tired kids. Make sure to build in some downtime for naps or quiet activities, even if it means missing out on a few attractions.
Forget snacks: Hungry kids can quickly become grumpy kids, so make sure to bring along plenty of snacks and drinks. Pack healthy options like fruit, crackers, and cheese, as well as some special treats to keep your little ones happy.
Overstimulate your kids: While you want your kids to have fun and experience new things, it’s important not to overstimulate them. Too many sights, sounds, and activities can quickly lead to overwhelm and tantrums. Build in some downtime to relax and recharge.
Ignore safety: Safety should always be a top priority when traveling with little kids. Make sure to bring along car seats, baby gates, and any other safety equipment you may need. Teach your kids about staying safe in unfamiliar surroundings, such as not wandering off or talking to strangers.
Traveling with little kids can be challenging, but it can also be incredibly rewarding. By following these do’s and don’ts of travelling with young children, you can help ensure that your family vacation is a success. Check out our products page to make travelling with young children even easier. Remember to stay flexible, be prepared, and most importantly, have fun!
We are absolutely thrilled to have been featured on ITV’s This Morning! In a special segment on the national TV morning show, focusing on top holiday gadgets, Tiny Explorers took to the stage with a selection of our most popular rental items
