School holidays are coming. Here’s how families can keep some sort of routine
Jacob Wackerhausen/Getty Images School holidays mean more free time and less structure. School drop-offs and pick-ups disappear, bedtimes may shift, and families may need to organise childcare, travel or visits with extended family to fill out the days. It means everyone in the household is adjusting to changes in how each day looks. So how can parents and carers create routines that give children some predictability without turning the holidays into another timetable? Why do routines matter? At…
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