As the whole of the travel business looks set to review

child care on holiday, I keep wanting to shout out "Bring on the Grannies". Grannies are a ferocious deterrent against any shenanigans,

from the kids themselves or any unwelcome interlopers. My own Mum sat outside the hotel room on a hard-backed chair while I snuck off for a swim in the midday sun. She

wasn't going to change nappies or make up bottles, but as a static benign

presence with a watchful eye, she more than earned her keep. Forget the

gum-chewing, bored teenagers that make up the "nannies" or "kids

club entertainers" in resorts, they are more interested in


the earrings you are wearing

than most of the children in their care. My three have always refused to be palmed off in these brightly painted prisons, catching the whiff

of unwanted kids and crying to be let out immediately.


















Foreign nannies in resorts think we British are bonkers anyway for dumping our kids in clubs, Southern Europeans would never dream of

such a thing.

















Bring on the Grannies


Bring on the Grannies

Summer camps for children - Find out more

There are a growing number of opportunities available both in the UK and abroad. Different companies tend to specialise in a particular type of activity. One might concentrate on sports activities, football, tennis, etc, whilst another might offer climb

ing, abseiling, etc. Children are typically split into age groups so that there interests and abilities are properly catered for.


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