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Find your perfect ski holiday
Skiing with children is a unique experience — filled with laughter, small victories, and unforgettable family moments. But it also requires thoughtful planning, proper gear, and a dose of patience! Whether it’s their first time on the snow or they’re already comfortable on green slopes, discover our essential tips to make their ski holiday fun, safe, and stress-free.
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Show them videos or pictures of ski resorts and explain what to expect: the snow, ski lifts, the gear… and the fun! This helps reduce anxiety and builds excitement.
Skiing is a physical activity — even for kids! Encourage balance and coordination with fun exercises or games (like jumping, squats, or scooter rides) before the trip.
Look for resorts with family facilities: ski schools, gentle slopes, day-care services, and snow play areas. Resorts like Les Menuires, Avoriaz or La Plagne are great examples.
Skis and boots should be fitted by a professional — not too big, not too tight. Comfort and safety first!
Safety is key on the slopes. A properly adjusted helmet is non-negotiable. Goggles help protect their eyes from sun and snow glare.
Kids can get cold — or overheated. Dress them in three breathable layers: thermal base, warm middle, and waterproof outerwear. Don’t forget gloves and a neck warmer!
Certified instructors know how to teach kids through games and playful exercises. Group lessons also boost confidence and help them make new friends.
Don't rush the process. Some children may only manage a few runs a day — and that’s okay. Celebrate progress, no matter how small.
Some resorts offer free or reduced passes for kids or access to beginner areas only. Perfect for families who want to keep things easy and budget-friendly.
Sledding, snowmen, hot chocolate breaks… Vary activities to avoid fatigue and boredom. Skiing should always feel like play.
Low energy = low mood. Carry easy snacks (like cereal bars or dried fruit) and water in your backpack for quick breaks.
Let them rest when needed, and don’t feel pressured to ski all day. A happy child is a better skier tomorrow.