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9 great easter vacation activities!

The Easter holiday has been officially launched today. For summer parents this means entertainment for two weeks. For others, it's a big puzzle to take care of the children for two weeks. But, whatever parent you are, inspiration to make a nice holiday and / or weekend day, you'll never have enough. That's why mummy blogger Liesellove  suggested you 9 tips together to keep your vacation going well.

  1. Easter holidays eastEaster holiday in Ostend

    Oostende organizes a lot of activities for the children in the holiday traditionally. This holiday allows children from 0 to 14 years of age for the fourth edition of the Springtij Children's Culture Festival. Theater, crazy expositions, creative workshops, fun shows, (front) reading and a cartoon festival. All information about their activities can be found on the website  . Do you find it difficult to schedule an activity in advance? Then The Chrystal Ship  may appeal to you. For the second time an artistic parcour is created throughout the city. Perfect for a solid walk and some culture to bring to your children. As if that is not enough, you can just play on the beach or rent a go-cart!

  2. My name is Zucchini

    Together with the film with your child, this holiday can be spent in De Roma. For children ages 8, they play the heart-warming animation film "My name is Courgette." The film is about a brave nine-year-old boy, who suddenly leaves mother's soul alone in the world when his mother dies. The agent Raymond takes pride in him and brings him to an orphanage where he knows no one. Wondering what he's all happening? Then check out the playing days at http://www.deroma.be/Kalender.aspx#!eventid=1430

  3. Playground Antwerpen nice activity for the Easter holidaysPlayground Antwerp

    Playground Antwerpen is the country's hottest indoor playground. This easter vacation can last you for a very last time. As the children survive, you can eat and drink as a parent in a quiet setting. More info at https://www.facebook.com/playground.antwerpen/?fref=ts

  4. Half-fasting Gent

    Until April 9th ​​you can go to Ghent for the half-time feast on St. Peter's Square! This year, the Gentlemen took a completely different approach with a new arrangement of attractions, which increased the cosiness and the walking area. Who is going to fish ducklings this summer, eat oil balls or enjoy one of the silly attractions there?

  5. Easter eggs rape in the Easter holidayEaster eggs-rap

    This year we will end the holiday with Easter weekend. Many cities organize their own Easter eggs rack at Easter. Find out what rap closest to you is in Google. Attention: You often have to register in advance.

  6. Play a game

    Because you can not go out every day, because it's sometimes raining because it's learning and fun: put the children around the table and play a party game. Looking for inspiration? Take a look at these board games .

  7. Pajama Day

    We hope for nice weather during the holidays, but do not worry, plan a pajama day. Prepare a nice breakfast / brunch and plan a children's movie. Important: all day we just stay in pajamas!

  8. Pleasure. That's a nice and fun activityPleasure

    You do not always have to look far away. Plan an afternoon baking. Children do nothing but help in the kitchen: breaking eggs, stirring (or maybe even kneading), ... Favorites here are pancakes and cake.

  9. Playground fun

    That having a nice trip does not have to mean losing mountain money proves the fun of having children when they go to a playground. An afternoon in the sandpit, on the slide and swing, more should not be that. In addition, you can lay yourself down as a parent on a bench and make the sun work.
Do not forget to relax. Not every holiday has to be filled with a hip activity and / or outing. An afternoon in the garden ravotten also gives children a lot of fun. So do not feel guilty and enjoy!
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