One day.
Their rules.
Your budget.
The kids build their dream day. You quietly keep an eye on the money and make sure lunch actually happens. Times, costs and meals all on one ticket, ready to stick on the fridge.
The first families on the list get in for October half-term. It's £12 for a whole year when it opens.
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It's 7:45 on a Saturday…
…and someone's already asked "what are we doing today?" three times. We scroll for ideas, find one that needs a glue gun nobody owns, and end up at soft play. AGAIN!
None of that makes you a boring parent. It makes you a tired one. Nobody hands us a plan with the car keys.
That's a Yes Day. One day where the kids lead, you set the budget, and everyone actually enjoys it. Yes, including you.
What actually makes a Yes Day work
A great Yes Day isn't chaos. It's a day with a few real boundaries the kids helped set, so "yes" stays fun instead of exhausting.
Set a budget together
Agree the cap before the day starts, out loud, so everyone is playing by the same rules.
Pick the date in advance
A surprise Yes Day is stressful. A planned one is a countdown they get to enjoy.
Block the meals too
Hangry kids say yes to nothing. Meals get a slot on the timeline like everything else.
Leave room to breathe
Not every minute needs an activity. Build in downtime on purpose.
A few things stay off-limits
Safety and screen-time limits still apply. Yes Day bends the rules, it doesn't break them.
Everything lives on one ticket
Made for kids to actually use: big buttons, a timeline that sorts itself and a budget gauge that turns the sums into a game.
Everyone gets their picks
Each child adds their own ideas, with a "whose pick?" nudge to keep it fair. Plus three golden yeses each, for the thing you'd normally say no to.
Live budget gauge
Fills up as costs go on and turns pink as you get near the cap. Maths, but fun. And it says "nearly full" before your bank app does.
A timeline that sorts itself
Add a time and how long it takes and it slots into order. Meals go on at your family's times, not ours. Up to 15 things, because nobody needs more than that.
Stuck? Surprise me
One tap pulls an idea from The Yes Day Club, with the how-to attached. Or browse by budget, add your own and bin the ones that aren't you.
Weather check
Say where you're going and the forecast pops up from 15 days before. A Plan B for the British weather, sorted early.
Today mode
On the day it's one big card at a time. Switch on Mystery mode and the next thing stays sealed in an envelope until it's time. The suspense!
Print it, pack it
Print the pass for the fridge. The night before, you get an email with the plan and a packing list. Wellies included, if it's a wellies kind of day.
Memories that stick
Save the best things they said, make a recap card to share, and hit "Do it again" on the legendary ones.
50 Yes Day ideas, already sorted by budget
No more staring at a blank timeline. Fifty UK ideas from completely free to go big, each with a tip, ready to copy into your pass.
- Free · 12
- Under £10 · 13
- £10 to £25 · 13
- £25 and up · 12
Check your inbox for the guide. Can't wait? Grab it right now:
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The Club is where all our ideas live, tried and tested by real families. Find something you love, then pop it on your pass.
Three steps to the big day
Set the date and budget
Fill in the top of the ticket so everyone knows the cap before the planning starts.
Let the kids build the day
They add activities and meals with times and costs, or tap the surprise button when they're stuck.
Print the pass and go say yes
Stick it on the fridge, tick things off and try not to say "no" by accident.
Hello, I'm Abbey
I'm a mum, a qualified mindfulness teacher and the person behind The Yes Day Club. I bloody love a good plan.
It all started with a family World Cup sweepstake. Instead of money, the kids won points they could swap for treats: film night where they picked the film, pancakes for breakfast, and the biggest prize of all, a whole Yes Day. They went WILD with ideas. We needed a budget and a few boundaries, but I didn't want to take over, because the whole point was that they were in charge. So we built the Yes Day Pass: they plan it, they own it, and we all get a day to remember. (It also got them off screens for a bit, which felt like a sneaky win.)
Everything I make is for British families. Pounds, not dollars. Ideas that survive the drizzle. Plenty that cost nothing at all. No Pinterest perfection required (I certainly haven't got any).
Now any family can do it. The kids get to be in charge, we get to be the fun ones for once, and nobody spends £200 at a theme park by accident.
Abbey xWhat families say
"[Real quote from a parent: what changed for them?]"
[First name, mum of two, town]
"[Something their kid said or did on the day]"
[Child's first name, age]
Get on the list. Get in first.One pass. A whole year of Yes Days.
The first families on the waitlist get the Yes Day Pass in time for October half-term. Everyone else on the list hears next, before it opens to the world.
- The planner on every phone, tablet and laptop
- As many Yes Days as you like for 12 months
- Picks, golden yeses and a budget gauge for the kids
- Weather check, Today mode and Mystery mode
- Memories and recap cards to keep
Check your inbox (and the junk folder, just in case). While you wait, here are 50 ideas to get the kids dreaming.
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Quick questions
What if my kids aren't into it?
They're the ones planning it, so they're in before you've even started. The tricky bit is getting them to sleep the night before.
I've bought planners before and never used them…
Haven't we all. Most kitchens have a drawer full of good intentions. This isn't a project, it's one ticket: ten minutes to plan, and it genuinely doesn't mind if you skip a month.
Won't saying yes all day get expensive?
Not with the budget gauge. You agree the cap together before anyone gets excited, and it turns pink before your bank app does. Twelve ideas in the free guide cost nothing at all.
I'm not a crafty or organised mum. Is it for me?
It's built for normal, tired families, which is all of us. The kids do the planning, you do the snack bag. No glue gun required.
When can we get it?
Very soon. The first families on the waitlist get in for October half-term, and everyone else on the list hears next. Save your spot.Right now. Get your pass and you can start planning tonight.
What ages does it work for?
Families use it from preschool to teens. Little ones need a hand typing; older kids run the whole thing themselves.
Can we still say no to anything?
Yes. Most families agree a few limits first (safety, screen time, a bedtime range) so "yes" stays fun instead of unlimited.
What do I get for £12?
A whole year of the planner for your family: plan as many Yes Days as you like on any device. It's one payment, not a subscription, so there's nothing to cancel.
Can we use it on more than one device?
Yes. Log in with the same email anywhere and your plan follows you. No passwords to forget.
Can I give it as a present?
Yes, gift passes are coming, with a printable certificate and a code. Join the waitlist and you'll hear first.Yes! Choose "Gift a Yes Day Pass" and you'll get a printable certificate with a code. They redeem it at yesdaypass.com/redeem and their year starts then.
What's The Yes Day Club?
It's where all the ideas live: days in, days out, books and printable packs, made for British families. The Yes Day Pass is its planner. Same family, more ideas.
Ready to hear "yes" all day?
Set the budget, hand over the ticket and let the kids take it from there. You're still in charge of bedtime. Probably.
Join the waitlistGet your Yes Day Pass · £12