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During the Easter holiday there a few public holidays, so you have some extra time to dedicate to spending with your kids. Why not also take the opportunity to indulge in some creativity?

Does the climbing frame or the child-friendly museum not feel appropriate at the moment? When the kids are restless and bouncing off the walls, it's always a good idea to have some activities for them prepared in advance. Puzzles, games or other arts and crafts can let the kids (and the parents at home with them) exercise their energy to avoid excess boredom and a crummy mood.

It’s time to abandon the tablets and remote controls (at least for a little while) – spring’s here, and with it come outdoor games!

Everyone loves sweets, but sometimes they can be too much of a good thing. So instead of giving your children chocolate Easter eggs filled with sweets this year, why not adopt a Scandinavian tradition and buy cardboard shells that you can put small gifts in? Or if you're feeling really brave, find an egg shaped mould and get the kids to make their own papier-maché shells! Here are our top tips for Easter egg gifts for all ages – all small enough to fit into a Scandinavian-style Easter egg shell.

On the hunt for a fun family game? A game that isn't too difficult but challenging enough to be entertaining? Sometimes there's room for a strategy game that takes a few hours to play out and at other times, you want something that doesn't take more than half an hour so you can make supper for the kids afterwards. Regardless of what your preference may be, we have some great advice on games for the little ones and adults!