HALF-TERM, YOUR OFF WORK AND THE KIDS SEEM BORED, WHAT TO DO? SOLVED AT AWAY WITH THE KIDS!

Half-term has started! You're off work. Your kids seem bored by 24-7 digital kids TV and their huge collection of toys. What to do? Away with the Kids can help you find the right days-out trip for you and your family. Regardless of your kids multitude of personalities, Away with the Kids has reviewed literally hundreds of venues around the UK and can make a compelling case for great days out with the kids.

Away with the Kids, the brainchild of Jo and Helen, two entrepreneurial mums of three children each, was founded to help mums and dads track down great inspiration for family days out!

Let's take a look at three great ideas for kids half-term days out in and around the United Kingdom:

1) HIGHLANDS SAFARIS - PERTHSHIRE: If you live in Scotland, you could take your little animals to, well, see the big animals at Highlands Safari. The highlands, offers a great visual spectacle - but with the added bonus of being in a Land Rover 4x4 trawling through muddy tracks exploring the natural environment - with a few unnatural creatures roaming the open peaks. Other activities for kids include gold panning - they could just fund the entire trip? A full bike track for off-road mountain biking, for the teenagers, and more humanely a novice track for families and young children. Full children's cafe with nappy changing facilities and a fully stocked shop will keep the little animals quiet as they roam the Highlands Safari.

2) OAKWOOD THEME PARK - PEMBROKESHIRE: If you live in Wales and are thinking about traveling to England (or vice versa) to take your kids to a theme park why not consider Wales's premier theme park - Oakwood? Your little monsters can go bezerk in over 80 acers of exhilarating rides and adventures that guarantee a thrilling day out. The big draw, is the not-for-the-faint-of-heart, Megafobia Roller Coaster - one of Wales's most epic roller coaster experiences. For the younger children there are plethora of different activities and attractions. They include; The Lost Kingdom play area, the Brer Rabbit Burrow Ride for Young Children and the "Pink Knuckle Treetop Rollercoaster and for those who want to make new friends - why not say help to Scorch, the friendly surfer Dragon?

3) THE VICTORIA & ALBERT MUSEUM OF CHILDHOOD - LONDON: Do you want a nostalgic day out with the kids. If you live in London, why not jump on the tube and head to the V&A Museum of Childhood near Bethnal Green. The kids can explore the collection of toys dating as far back as the fifteenth century. These toys include dolls houses, furniture, clothing, games and photographs. There are full baby changing facilities and a well stocked cafe and museum shop. The kid friendly holidays, in addition, can engage with the many free activities for families. So why not introduce your kids to the joys of Paddington, Uncle Bulgaria and Roland Rat? It might make a change of Waybullo or Tigger?