Properly fitted boots with only one pair of socks.
Skis should reach chin level; trust professionals for adjustments.
No poles needed for Club Piou-Piou.
Helmets are essential.

A warm, comfortable, waterproof jacket and dungarees or overalls.
Mittens instead of finger gloves.
Goggles or sunglasses (secured with a cord).
UV protection, minimum factor 3.

Staying “hidden” behind a slalom pole to watch your child: it’s natural, but your little one will spot you faster than you think, which could lead to tears or discourage them from skiing and enjoying time with new friends!

Instead, ask for a brief update at the end of the session. We have your mobile number (provided to our hosts), and if there’s a problem or major upset, we’ll contact you right away.

In many cases, private lessons are recommended to help beginner children overcome their natural fear of skiing.

Giant slalom skis suitable for your level can be found at sports shops, along with back protection and a helmet.

Wide skis (100mm at the waist), sized appropriately, plus a helmet.

It's possible if you're 18 and depending on the level of the group.

Depending on availability, your instructor may suggest an alternative venue or a postponement.