I was first introduced to the Micro Scooter in New York City by a friend of my sister’s. This guy commuted across Manhattan on an adult version and wherever he was going, would always turn up with a collapsed scooter under his arm. Several years later, I become a father of two children, the eldest
Rarely do I see an inforgraphic that makes me sit bolt-upright and explore every aspect of it. The infographic below is an exception to this rule. It focuses on child well-being across the world with an emphasis on health, education, safety and fun. It throws up some fascinating insights. For instance, the UK ranks relatively
A day out in London with the family #MySundayPhoto 20 April, 2014 The Easter holidays presented one of those rare occasions for my wife and I to take the kids into London for the day. We visited the Natural History Museum before going for lunch and then caught the Thames Clipper catamaran up to Greenwich.
 Making daisy chains with daddy Every now and again I come across a situation where I feel self-conscious as a parent. Although I like to think of myself as reasonably confident, it comes with the territory when you’re male and the main carer for your kids. A lot of dads claim they are made
Have you ever made a Easter egg? No? Until yesterday I hadn’t either. Having done it I can tell you it is remarkably easy, if a little fiddly in places. The challenge to make some eggs was set by those lovely people at specialist Devon holiday website stayindevon.co.uk. The team kindly sent us a Choc
