Schools out! I hear screams of excitement from the little ones, and an audible drawing of breath from their parents. There is so much to do out and about, but how do we not get overwhelmed by it all? More importantly, how do you avoid those ‘I’m bored’ moments?
Tell us what are your suggestions this summer to entertain the kids?
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