Welcome to Teesside Family Life

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Welcome to Teesside Family Life! We're excited to have you here and can't wait to start sharing content and proving that it's not so grim up North - In fact, it's pretty flipping fantastic. Our website is dedicated to bringing you the best of what Teesside and the surrounding areas have to offer. Whether you're looking for family friendly days out, restaurant reviews, hotel recommendations or information on local events, we've got you covered!

Image of Claire and Dan, and girls, the family behind Teesside Family Life.

So, Who Are We at Teesside Family Life?

We're a typical family of four (five if you include our lemon beagle Willow) who are passionate about sharing our vibrant local area. We've lived in the Teesside area the majority of our lives and would like to think we've got a pretty good understanding of smoggie life. We believe that this region has unique charm, filled with hidden gems just waiting to be discovered and enjoyed by families all over the UK.

Our Goals for Teesside Family Life

Our primary area is to create a comprehensive resource for families living in or visiting Teesside. Here's what you can expect from us:

  • Curated recommendations. We'll be providing honest and detailed reviews of restaurants, hotels and attractions in the Teeside area. Our goal is to provide you with everything you need to know before visiting attractions, ensuring you have the best possible experience.
  • Family focussed content. As we're parents to two small children, the majority of our content will naturally be family focussed. We understand the needs of parents and strive to highlight activities and establishments that cater to families.
  • Community engagement. We aim to build a strong community of readers who can share their own experiences and recommendations. This will not only be through our blog, but via social platforms too. Your feedback is so important to us.
  • Up-to-date information. We will try keep you as informed and up to date as possible about the latest events and activities happening in Teesside and the surrounding areas. We never want you to miss out on any fun activities.

How we can collaborate at Teesside Family Life

At Teesside Family Life we believe in the power of collaboration. We're eager to work with local brands and businesses to promote the best that Teesside has to offer. Here are a few ways we can collaborate:
  • Sponsored content.
  • Event coverage.
  • Giveaways and competitions
  • Advertising opportunities
We're always open to new ideas and collaborations. If you are a local business or brand looking to partner with us please don't hesitate to get in touch. You can reach Claire and Dan via email at teessidefamilylife@gmail.com and follow us on social media. Our platforms are as follows:
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Thank you for visiting Teesside Family Life. We look forward to exploring Teesside and the surrounding areas with you and helping you discover all the fantastic experiences our region has to offer.

Location: Middlesbrough, UK

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