The Future of Football for Families (Monday 6th July) REGISTER HERE We’ve all missed football and we’re happy it’s back. But COVID19 has meant the stadiums remain empty, with no clear plan of when and how fans and families will return. Additionally, prior to recent #BlackLivesMatter protests and the subsequent backlash, there have been several shocking Read More …
There’s been a shift in the last few weeks. The tragic murder of George Floyd and subsequent #BlackLivesMatter protests have brought race issues to the forefront. And many of us have been reflecting with our friends and family on how systemic racism effects us and impacts Read More …
Schools are reopening on Monday. There has been lots of debate about whether it’s safe or not and lots of parents have differing views about when is the right time to send their kids back to school. At the middle of all this are our Read More …
Toby Hazlewood Photo Credit: Charlie Raven Taking Kids to Music Festivals My wife and I took our first family festival trip in 2014 and since then we’ve taken our kids to further summer festivals, gradually allowing becoming more adventurous as they’ve got older. In this article Read More …
by Philip Robinson, Feb 2020 I received a very pleasant surprise last year. Someone, who I had not met before, contacted me on Twitter. She shared a picture of their daughter’s World Book Day outfit and wrote: “My daughter’s costume is all ready for #WorldBookDay Read More …
After what seems like five minutes since the end of the Christmas holidays, spring half term is upon us. This of course leads to the continuing conundrum of how to keep the kids entertained for a week? We at MFF have already collated ideas on Read More …
Family Christmas Dos and Don’ts #3 Making time for School Nativities and Performances Whether your child is Mary, Joseph, an Angel, an Elf or Sheep number 3, watching them on stage is a beautiful moment. This is a great time to encourage confidence and rewarding Read More …