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Christmas is magical with children and never more so than in Stockholm, where there’s a winter wonderland of fun to be had. Enjoy Christmas crafting, Santa spotting and… dog shows? Here’s Your Living City’s guide to enjoying Stockholm with children this month.
Getting cold feet as temperatures plummet and the kids want to make snow angels in sandals? No worries, YLC’s got your winter wardrobe woes covered – booties, bags and beanies! If you’ve been in Sweden for a while, you may find yourself well aware of what winter is like, but still overwhelmed by the daunting task […]
Make November your child’s favourite month!
The time of sinister spirits and ghostly ghouls is upon us! At YLC we have a trick (and a treat) up our sleeve for costume-shopping Stockholm style! Whether you’re planning on joining the Shockholm parade, heading to Skansen for a flicker of Folklore and Magic or just popping out with the kiddiewinks for a spot of trick or treating, […]
Celebrate your kids on International children’s day… and every day in October with the YLC guide to what’s on, kids. Halloween and Höstlov (the Autumn half-term) warrant an article by themselves, which will be out next week. In the meantime, brush up your hangul and get ready to Gangnam Style Stockholm. Photo Credit: Jennifer Lundqvist […]
Check out YLC’s guide on what to do with the family this month!
Very popular among preschools in Sweden – the YLC lowdown on Reggio Emilia!
If you’ve just returned from your holiday and are wondering if the city missed you as much as you missed it, the answer is YES! And to show you just how much, its pulling out all the stops this August. Welcome back!
Summer in the city alone with the children – an opportunity for fun and play? Or an absolute nightmare?
