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Share the ways you keep your children entertained on long journeys with Vodafone

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AbbiCMumsnet · 12/08/2019 09:27

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Every parent has their own special way of keeping long journeys fun – whether it’s through using devices to watch videos, or involving the whole family through songs and games. As the summer holiday season is in full swing, Vodafone want to know how you keep your children occupied on long trips.

Here’s what Vodafone has to say:
“It’s a glorious summer’s day. You’re stuck in the car and there’s 100 miles still to go. The kids are getting restless. But you know the perfect way to keep them entertained. A sure-fire way to keep them distracted just a little bit longer. That back-pocket ace card that you can play during times like these.

We want to know your secret!”

What’s your trick to keeping your children entertained for most of the journey? Are you a key part of the entertainment (think a family game of ‘I Spy’), or do you let them get on with it and hope for the best? Are there any particularly memorable journeys you’d like to share?

From young children to teens, what are your tips and tricks in keeping them entertained? Share on the thread below and everyone who does will be entered into a prize draw where 1 MNer will win a £300 voucher of their choice (from a list).

Thanks and good luck!

MNHQ

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Share the ways you keep your children entertained on long journeys with Vodafone
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kingclaude · 02/09/2019 17:58

we play games I spy and, and alphabet game
you pick a topic like movies and it has to start A and so on. count the caravans
colouring books and pens. and

phillw · 02/09/2019 23:45

I-Spy works wonders.

MessyJ87 · 09/09/2019 11:06

Ours love kids radio to chill to or daddies loud music for a bit of dancing!

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