We've been asked by the team at Haven Holidays to find out MNers favourite memories of holidays!
Please share on this thread your memories of the first time you took your own children away (if you have been lucky enough to have been on holiday with your LOs): where was it, what was it like for you and for them?!
And what was the equivalent one with your parents? How do you think they compare?
What did you do on your holiday when you were a child compared to what your children do on holiday these days?
What's the strangest holiday souvenir you've ever seen or treated yourself too? Maybe a model donkey from Spain? Or some weird drink that tasted good when you were away!?
Add your thoughts and memories on this thread and you'll be entered into a prize draw where one MNer will win a £100 voucher Love2Shop voucher (an excellent chance to stock up on the pre-holiday essentials as the vouchers are accepted at 20,000 stores including Boots, W H Smith, Debenhams, Halfords and Matalan). Prize draw: Monday 31st March 9am.
Please note comments made on this thread may be used by Haven on their pages on Mumsnet, in social media or possibly elsewhere.
Thanks and good luck
MNHQ
PS for everything you need to know to make the most of your Haven holiday. From outdoor experiences for the whole family to on-site restaurants for the fussiest of eaters do check out the NEW Haven pages on Mumsnet
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