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With a portable DVD player
ReplyDeleteNormally they are happy to play on Nintendo DS, but they have to have earphones on and are restricted to how long they can use them at a time. When they are not on we do a game based on numberplates, but one son loves trucks and can name most of them (and model!!) - the other likes buses/coaches and again can name them!!!!
ReplyDeleteThe youngest daughter just likes to listen to music
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ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely giveaway!
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tablet with films on or eye spy
ReplyDeleteLots of music and singing.
ReplyDeleteour youngest always takes a bag full of colouring things and lots of paper and she will draw or write story wherever we go
ReplyDeleteNetflix on the tablet or colouring books!
ReplyDeletetablet, colouring and snacks
ReplyDeletethey take their tablets, and play silly games like spot the yellow car or eye spy.
ReplyDeleteusually i-spy or we pick a colour and see how many cars of that colour we spot
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ReplyDeleteWell we play a game called National Express haha we seperate into teams and at the end of our journey whoever has spotted the most national expresses first wins!
ReplyDeleteColouring or eye spy!!
ReplyDeleteSINGING SONGS
ReplyDeleteSinging and books.
ReplyDeleteA tablet/ipad with kids movies or games.
ReplyDeletePlay eye spy and take a tablet
ReplyDeleteMusic, talking about what they can see out of the window, car games...I always take books and snacks to keep them occupied too :)
ReplyDeleteSinging, making up little activity packs to do and fun pack lunches :)
ReplyDeleteWe have nursery rythme cd,s in the car, and we take little picnics on the road !
ReplyDeleteWe sing nursery rhymes and play games like iSpy :)
ReplyDeleteWe like to play i-spy or listen to Just WIlliam cds
ReplyDeleteWe sing lots of songs
ReplyDeleteWe play lots of games.
ReplyDeleteLots of music
ReplyDeleteMusic and snacks
ReplyDeletemusic and car games like eye spy
ReplyDeleteplay i spy and other games we me up that are similar like name a footie team beginning with A and the next question has to be the last letter of the previous answer
ReplyDeleteWe take lots of puzzle books, michelin I spy books, travel games and play games like number plate ones or first to spot a certain thing
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ReplyDeletelots of singing and finger food
I let my kids watch a film on a portable dvd player, or we listen to audio CDs
ReplyDeleteThe kids seem content to look out the window and sing along to the radio, but they do like to antagonise each other too which usually ends up in my husband threatening to turn around!
ReplyDeleteMy little girl loves colouring in got her the little tray and pals for hours on her leap pad and reading.x
ReplyDeleteMy little girl loves colouring in got her the little tray and pals for hours on her leap pad and reading.x
ReplyDeletetablet, colouring
ReplyDeleteWe are singing a lot, have plenty of snacks and tablet if worse comes to worse.
ReplyDeletegive them a dvd !
ReplyDeletesinging + i-spy + tablet = quiet kid
ReplyDeleteMy little boy is a proper back seat driver - has his own toy steering wheel and everything - so his entertainment is constantly telling daddy which way to turn! ;)
ReplyDeleteA fab travel game called are we there yet
ReplyDeletedvds are their new favourite or count the cars of a certain colour
ReplyDeleteWe have c.ds they enjoy and books and for long journeys we take a DVD player for them
ReplyDeleteat the moment the eldest is 5 and she entertains herself by playing with the youngest who is 6 months.
ReplyDeleteplanning lots of games and printing activities
ReplyDeleteWe make silly saying up from the letters on car number plates.
ReplyDeleteWe love a good audio book as they are something the whole family can enjoy and can induce a bit of quiet in the back whilst they listen intently. There are so many to choose from and once finished we can all talk about our favourite bits.
ReplyDeletewe play eye spy games
ReplyDeleteLots and lots of singing usually!
ReplyDeletewe play spot the red car or bird or anything really...1st won to 10 wins...failing that classic eye-spy :)
ReplyDeleteWe play spot the pink car or orange car etc, only more uncommon colours or it would get stupid, whoever spots the most by the time we get where we are going wins
ReplyDeleteWe play eye spy and spot the yellow car, in between watching movies on the Ipads
ReplyDeleteWhen all else fails, a film on the tablet, but I try to keep them entertained with more interactive games like eye-spy and spot the car!
ReplyDeleteMobile DVD player or car friendly fun games
ReplyDeleteWITH A LIST OF THINGS TO LOOK OUT FOR ALONG THE WAY
ReplyDeletedvds and books
ReplyDeleteTalking books, colouring, activity books, ipad
ReplyDeleteWith lots of books and magazines. Playing eye spy and plenty of snacks and drinks
ReplyDeleteWe have to sing lots of nursery rhymes! And we spot different coloured cars @kleesical
ReplyDeletetablet, dvd player, books, lots of different things.
ReplyDeletewe have a few disney cds that we sing along to.
ReplyDeleteWe play I-spy, count the cars and adding :) Stacey Leigh
ReplyDeleteby playing music - leanne w
ReplyDeleteI make a treasure hunt - a tick list of things they have to spot, then give them little rewards when they have spotted so many.
ReplyDeleteWe sing along to the radio
ReplyDeleteIspy, top trumps, music etc
ReplyDeleteWe usually have our I-spy book of travelling by Michelin (these are fab books awarding you points for spying various landmarks or certain vehicles), and we play various games such as The Number plate game, where you make sentences out of the letters on the car in fronts number plate, most inventive sentence wins!
ReplyDeleteMostly with music :-)
ReplyDeletemuch easier now my children are late teens but when they were little endless games of i spy or spotting certain makes of cars that were not common place on the road at the time (for example vokeswagon beetles) now on long journeys they either watch a dvd (with headphones) as we have the dvd car mounts or listen to their music or read a book, travelling with teens is great no silly squabbling or constant " are we there yet mum" or "how long now mum" the normal that kids do i do not miss that, journeys are peaceful and bliss now.
ReplyDeleteMy kids love listening to audio books in the car especially the gruffalo (their favourite) on repeat - that definitely keeps them entertained 😊
ReplyDeleteI sing to my kids in the car to keep them happy.
ReplyDeletegood music and books
ReplyDeleteActivity books x
ReplyDeleteLots of snacks, books, colouring and ipads
ReplyDeleteI bring my little girls activity book with us every where, aslong as she has that and her colouring in pencils she is absolutely fine :)
ReplyDeleteFILMS ON THEIR TABLETS
ReplyDeleteWe've just discovered fun kids radio which is fab for games and songs
ReplyDeleteThey usually play on consoles\phones on long journeys
ReplyDeleteGames like eye spy and singing songs. Also spotting things like how many red cars etc
ReplyDeleteEye spy
ReplyDeleteHow do you keep the kids entertained in the car? . . . .the old fashioned games eg l spy, number plates, singing songs
ReplyDeleteWe sing songs
ReplyDeleteWe listen to audio books.
ReplyDeletewe play i spy games x
ReplyDeleteSongs and games counting cars and naming them according to their number plates xx
ReplyDeleteGames, singing, activity books and personal game consoles xxx
ReplyDeleteWe play eye spy but I can never win because Ryan is only three and doesn't understand the rules yet, or maybe does but just wants to keep choosing the letter!
ReplyDeletepass them the ipad
ReplyDeleteI spy books, DSs & made up games
ReplyDeleteIf its a long journey then I will download some films onto the ipad and that keeps them quiet - along with a few snack to eat!
ReplyDeletewe count the number on cards colour or use the i pad
ReplyDeletewe play ispy :)
ReplyDeletenormal ispy, but a good one is each child says a sentance taking it in turn to make a story, they always turn out funny
ReplyDeleteWe have a pre-prepared family playlist to sing along to, we play i-spy, they have colouring books & pencils too!
ReplyDeleteWe play looking for various objects as we drive along i.e. post boxes, red cars, vans with ladders etc. Each person thinks of one item to search for and gains points when they see them. It is a bit like bingo!
ReplyDeleteAmazing prize!
ReplyDeleteWe brought our daughter a Leappad computer which is fantastic and is a learning tool as well :-)
ReplyDeleteWe like dancing along to music and playing talent shows
ReplyDeletewe love the i spy books, we also have in car dvd players and we listen to music and sing :)
ReplyDeleteIf in the countryside it's spot the animals to win points or if in town we pick a vehicle before we set of for instance a Mini and gain points for each one spotted. Alternatively there's always the good old Eye Spy.
ReplyDeleteWith us all singing and playing car games
ReplyDeletewe make up a lot of games like noises of things we see and working through the alphabet with subjects, how many we can name with a, b etc x
ReplyDeleteWe have a portable DVD player, but we also play various games and sing songs
ReplyDeletePortable dvd player or singing. My poor daughter gets car sick like me so we can't do books, comics or the ipad but luckily she can watch films on the dvd player.
ReplyDeleteSing songs
ReplyDeleteOh I try anything, books, coloring, car counting and the tablet comes in handy for games on a long journey .x
ReplyDeleteWe make sure our phones are charged up so they can play games on them. Take plenty of music, and various car games. Films on the ipads as well.
ReplyDeleteLots of games I spy etc...
ReplyDeletesinging songs
ReplyDeleteAquadraw mats, tablets with jigsaws on and good old car karaoke lol
ReplyDeleteEtch a sketch is great for drawing all they see and playing oxo and hangman X x
ReplyDeleteBooks toys juice and risks
ReplyDeleteOur 6 year old plays on her ipad
ReplyDeleteWe are traditionalists and play I spy, plus we haev some good audio stories to lsiten to.
ReplyDeleteA selection of books and singing along to songs!
ReplyDeleteA tablet keeps them busy
ReplyDeleteWe play games, such as iSpy and Counting Cars, we look out for landmarks, we have sing-along-CD's and the kids also have DVD players on the headrests, so when all else fails, we pop on a DVD!
ReplyDeleteThey favourite music :)
ReplyDeleteWe play games, sing songs and eat snacks, the youngest one usually just sleeps.
ReplyDeletewe play party music and do the hand actions
ReplyDeleteTablets ( not sleeping ones :)) , travel games, books and the trusty 3ds
ReplyDeletewe sing songs and read books. play peek a boo with her toys. and if none of that works I go to playing Frozen, my saviour :)
ReplyDeleteWe like playing the number plate game, starting from 02 onwards (at least I think we start from 02, Not been on a long trip for quite a while. :)
ReplyDeletewe tent to talk about what we pass and play I spy , and if thats not enough there is ipad with movies on
ReplyDeleteWe have a dvd player for long journeys (my daughter gets travel sick) and for shorter journey we play I spy a lot :)
ReplyDeletewe play travel games such as colour eye spy, read comics and use the ipad for games or a movie
ReplyDeletePlaying spotting games and singing
ReplyDeleteWe listen to music, take a tablet or mini dvd player and take activities like colouring in :)
ReplyDeleteI keep the kids busy in the car by letting them watch DVD of their choice especially on long journeys
ReplyDeleteWith a CD and a sing along
ReplyDeleteHave our own game, starting with A in alphabet name ANIMALS right throught to Z. Then we start again with girls names, etc.
ReplyDeleteGood old fashion eye spy what colour cars go past and so on x
ReplyDeleteI spy, singing, chat, food
ReplyDeleteFood. I know it's not great but after playing i-spy, and spotting something with every letter of the alphabet, and having a little sing song, we don't get very far before the boredom kicks in. So we play a game and have a little nibble and then play another game.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely give them there tablets
ReplyDeleteFor our 10 month old it's a massive shopping bag filled to the brim with toys,cars,musical instruments,books and anything that makes a noise!! He is a bad passenger and generally screams most the journey. My 3 year old it's books about cars and his tablets and ours. Then we take colouring books and bags of toys!! We take a long journey once a month to my home town and its always very eventful! Thank you ☺️
ReplyDeleteI always take a small bag of cheap 50p toys and create a lucky dip! Every half an hour they can randomly choose another toy from the mystery bag.
ReplyDeleteI spy and Ipad!!
ReplyDeleteIts technology for us, iPad for long journeys and iPods for short
ReplyDeleteSinging songs, books and ipad :)
ReplyDeleteWe sing together or my little girl loves to read
ReplyDeleteI have DVD players in the back. Best thing we ever got!
ReplyDeleteA kindle and also getting them to count different coloured cars. We used to also count pubs when we were travelling.
ReplyDeleteNursery songs
ReplyDeleteA Tablet with lots of fun games and movies, keeps them quiet for nearly the whole journey x
ReplyDeleteMusic , singing and DVDs
ReplyDeleteWe look for trucks, lorrys and tractors. My son is obsessed!
ReplyDeletewith a new colouring book
ReplyDeleteWe play lots of car games. They love eye spy and the A-Z game.
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