The Enfants D'Azur Blog
Here we will share with you the activities we have tried and reviewed with our own children. We also accept guest reviews and sometime will offer opportunities to our readers to try and review our clients products and services.
Hi everyone, I hope you are enjoying my hidden vegetable blog. This week, No. 4 in this series, is this zesty courgette and carrot cake I first discovered it on the Lidl website and tweaked slightly to make it my own.
This is one of my family’s favorite desserts. It’s the one I get the most requests for at family gatherings and parties…
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Here is the Enfants D’Azur round up of the best Father’s Day GIFTS 2020. We have complied some of the most interesting & sort-after Father’s Day gifts options for you. We have even included offers and special exclusive discounts from some local businesses on the Cote D’Azur.
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It’s that time of year again when tons of delicious fruit is coming into season and the trees in our region are ripe for the picking. Thank you to Heather Patrone, founder of “The Rainbow Revival”* for inviting us to come over to her beautiful villa to pick the plump yellow fruits of her lovely Mirabelle tree overhanging her driveway. We had such a lovely time picking the fruit and laughed so hard as we chased after the ones that fell and rolled down the steep decline of the driveway.
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Most kids like pizza and especially if they are allowed to decorate the pizza themselves. I have noticed that children always eat better if they are involved in the cooking of their own food.
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Alma Hammond is an award-winning children’s book author. She has written and published eight children’s books, published by her own small press, Sweetbeet Books, which she started in January of 2017. Her picture books are for children aged 3 – 8 years old and teach about other cultures and geographies. Some of the themes she touches upon include diversity, friendship, acceptance of others, self-esteem, kindness, and gratitude. Alma will release a new picture book this summer called, “Catterfly Grows A Garden.” All of Alma’s children’s books are educational and include fun facts. Alma has recently moved to the French Riviera and is enjoying setting up her life here.
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From indoor play spaces to events, cinemas, beaches, parks, museums, forests, amusement parks, swimming pools and so much more…
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Like most of you I have experienced the frustration of kids who wont eat vegetables no matter how much they are coaxed or even bribed. I’d like to share with you 10 of my favourite recipes.
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We have an exciting adventure for you on the blog today an Indoor Treasure Hunt for Kids. “The ‘F’ in Family stands for ‘Fun’!” We hope that our indoor treasure hunt helps to make time spent at home this weekend just as exciting as going out. Download our indoor treasure hunt printable It’s a scavenger hunt designed it for anyone to play at home. With lots of little treasures hidden…
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African Masks We have been studying the African Continent and we have learnt lots of amazing facts. This is what we learnt: Africa the world’s second-largest continent Africa is one of the most diverse places on the planet with a wide variety of terrain, wildlife, and climates. It has the Longest River in the world – The Nile (6,852metres/4,258miles). The Sahara desert is in northern Africa and is the…
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Origami Cats If you know my daughter, you will know that she adores cats. We have been studying Asia for the last week or so and today we made Origami cats from the CNED “Ma Classe à la Maison” Semaine 2 – page 9. I think it is the activity that I have seen her most engaged in since the lockdown began. What you will need; Colourful square paper (…
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