A good breakfast is an essential start to a day on the slopes

Don't put a scarf on your child, as this may be strangulation risk. Chose a neck warmer instead.ny resorts both in France and abroad.

Wrap your child up warm; it's easy to take off a layer if he is too hot.

Don't put on several pairs of socks, which may compress the foot inside the boot.

IMPORTANT: Don't forget to dry off their clothes, boots and gloves in between skiing sessions and at night.

Don't forget to slip a healthy snack such as a cereal bar in their pockets, which can be eaten to boost energy levels when we stop for a rest. Skiing uses up a great deal of energy in children

IMPORTANT: Please let me know if your child has any allergies as I often have a little treat or two in my pocket.

Your child's eyes are very fragile so whether it's snowing or sunny don't forget to protect his eyes with good quality, well-fitting glasses or goggles.

Don't forget to pile on the sun block whatever the weather, it not only protects your child from the sun but also the cold.

Ski lifts in Val d'Isère are free for childen under the age of 5.
However they do require a special pass to be able to use the lift system.
This pass is issued at the STVI (ski lift company) sales desks where some sort of proof of age will be requested.

The ski patrol number is on the ski pass for use in emergencies