Turn your garden into a sensory playground this summer
Simple plants, herbs and games can help children explore nature through touch, smell and taste during the school holidays
Parents searching for screen-free ways to entertain children this summer can transform even the smallest outdoor space or windowsill into a sensory garden.
New research suggests as many as 82 percent of Brits have been thinking of savvier ways to keep their kids engaged this summer.
And it seems parents plan to embrace traditional fun, as 56 percent will be taking their little ones on picnics, while 44 percent plan to bake cupcakes, in a bid to keep costs down.
Bike rides (42 percent), movie marathons (34 percent), camping in...
