The Bunny Whisperer's POV on road trips

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 The Bunny Whisperer's POV on Road Trips

Hi, i'm The Bunny Whisperer, I always get bored on long road trips. I love my 3 bunnys named Apple, Ginger and Crumpet. (They're all named after food). We only adopt rescue bunnys. I love my bunnys so much that I find it hard to go camping. I also play piano...but back to bunnys. When we were camping at Cheddar someone brought their bunnys there the week before we came! 

Crumpet is the small one in the middle Apple is the big one and Ginger is the one closest to Crumpet.

But on to road trips...

My mum Bluebell brings a car activities bag with books, puzzles, dot to dots, snacks and lots more.

 
Conrad Berdekin's poem books always put a smile on my face because they are very funny! You can check out his website here. 👈

When I am camping, I am allowed my devices in the morning but not in the afternoon, evening or night time. I am only allowed my phone to listen to music or to my favourite kids podcast called Smash Boom Best. 👉 Smash Boom Best is a wacky kids podcasts about two things in a debate, with someone representing each side of the debate. I listen to it before bed because it gives me cool dreams.

So this is the end of my first episode of The Bunny Whisperers POV Series. I hope to see you again soon! 

Bunny Whisperer out!! 👋 🐰🐇

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