Easter is here again and if you’re like me you’ll be thinking about what to do with the kids. With the cost of living so high, just keeping them entertained for a week can feel overwhelming.

Whatever your budget, a thrifty day out can keep the kids busy and entertained as well are creating precious memories, without the added worry of paying for it all. 

For some, Easter is a deeply religious festival, for others it’s an excuse to eat their body weight in chocolate. For most of us, though, it’s a great reason to cook lovely food.

This year, while we’re still in the depths of the cost of living crisis, trying to work out what we can afford this Easter is challenging. Food is just so expensive right now. But don’t worry, we’ve done the hard work for you.

With the Easter holidays looming, it is more important than ever to think about how family finances will be impacted. Many businesses have great offers where kids can eat for £1 or less during the school holidays.

Here are all the places offering huge discounts for your little ones this school break.

For anyone wanting to have a traditional Easter roast this year, the cost of living will be on your minds. The price of food is so high right now, everyone is counting their pennies and trying to make the pounds go further.

Here at MoneyMagpie we’ve had a look around to see if we can find you the best deals available for everything you need for your roast this year.

Looking for somewhere fun to take the little ones this Easter break? Hop on down to London Zoo for an Easter egg hunt like you have never seen before! 

Now is the time to put on your thinking caps and switch on detective mode. Families visiting the conservation zoo will be tasked with cracking secret codes. This will help to find the golden egg, hidden amongst the 36 acres of wildlife. 

Feeding a family can be a costly experience. Often, parents ask us about budgeting and bargains and how to stop things going off so quickly.

Therefore we have put together a comprehensive guide on the subject, dealing with the top subjects of structuring the week, storing and preserving, meal planning and tips, plus more!

This board book features Poppy and Sam, who are searching for Easter eggs on Apple Tree Farm. 

Children will love looking through the peep holes in this charming book to discover the colourful eggs, following finger trails to trace the flight of a butterfly or bee, and spotting Daisy the cow, Clucky the hen and Rusty the pig along the way.