Hello everyone :)
Well let me start with saying thanks
For all the advice.
I know a few of you have said that I’ll
Come back and lie if it went wrong, well
Here is an honest update to how our holiday went.
We LOVED it.! We will
Definitely go skiing again hopefully this time next year, maybe before the new year.
So the first day was tricky. We started on flat snow to get used to the skis, my husband remembered it quite well from
His teenage years. After being on flat snow we went to the smallest kids hill.
After reading all of the comments here, you had drummed it into me that we had to be safe! So we started really slowly with no expectations. We taught the kids (and me) pizza and fries. So they all
Knew how to stop. By the end of day 2 our daughter (8) could turn and stop. Our (5) year old could stop but our 7 year old was not good at doing an s or snake to keep the speed down (but he could
Swerve to avoid hitting someone.)
Day 2 we stayed on the small
Kids slope, to Make Sure we wouldn’t endanger anyone on a slope that was too hard for us. By the middle
Of day two our daughter was doing soo well. So we took her on a button lift up a very short green slope. She managed that so well too. The boys stayed on the kids slope.
Day 3. Here we considered putting the kids in ski school. However it was sold out, so we decided just to Take It easy. By Day 3 we were all on the stortest green slope. My husband let our 5 year Old hold his stick and told him
When to break and turn. He did that really Well.
Day 4 our 8 and 7 year Old were doing 3 differnet green slopes on there on, tegarding the Burton lifts, only my 7 year Old fell and the start a few times (the worker at the lift was amazing at showing him
Out to use it, and fiving hum High fives).
Day 5 we were all feeling confident on the green slopes, we could turn. Stop in the middle of the slope. We could manage the ice etc. we could
Avoid people. By day 5 the kids were doing mini ski jumps (not lifting there feet from the ground but going over the bumps) they loved that.
Day 6 we took a chairlift. That went totally fine, here we did a 3km green slope, it was relatively easy. We all loved it. My daughter and husband also did a small
Blue slope That changed into a green one at the bottom. I didn’t feel Ready for that. Due to Your advice we took things slow, the kids couldn’t progress to The next stage until
We felt that they could handle themselves.
Day 7 we stuck
With the slopes we knew. My husband took a few short red slopes too.
Actually I was surprised at how fast we learnt how to ski. We laughed more at the fact that we fell when standing still, not when we were skiing 
We also sledged, played with snow, drank
Hot chocolate, played hide and seek, went bowling, used the sauna etc. I would say we were on our skis around 4-5 hours a day, that was enough for the kids. My husband also Took a few hours alone.
As far as having wallow talkies etc. I think
That would be more relative if we were skiing of pistes. Or if there was bad weather or deep snow. We just used our phones. The ski resort room safety seriously. One day it was windy so a lot of the slopes were shut.
Our kids were warm and happy, the skis were fine on Them they were fitted by professionals, we even changed our boots a few times. To get a good fit.
So taking things slow and enjoying we’re we were made a great holiday, i was perfectly happy skiing down the green slopes, they were within my ability. Maybe one Day i Can take the blue or red slopes but for now I’m great full for a good holiday.
In ragards to being out og control, i understand what you ment, we met a few out of control teenagere 
For those that were interested in where we were we were in Sweden. There were 48 different slopes to
Choose from :) so lots of room and the slopes were really quite between 12:00 and 13:00. It was a beautiful
Place.