The OXO Tot Divided Plate incorporates an ingenious guide to the ideal combination of food groups for your child. Divided Plate from £8 by OXO Tot Don't miss... Discover why Junior loves the OXO Tot Sprout High ChairPlus... Whip up delicious meals

A chunky, sturdy wagon can store and transport MEGA bloks, allowing children to build and create whatever their imagination desires then load, dump and slide the building materials away. The removeable building plate supports young builders

1. Selecting seedsDespite the best efforts of Popeye most young children still seem to have an innate aversion to bitter leafy vegetables such as spinach, and probably won’t be particularly enthused about the idea of growing them. Focus instead

for their energy at Angsana Tree House Kids Club where an array of exciting activities will be on offer, not to mention twice daily visits from the resort’s impossibly adorable baby elephant, Lucky.Of course no trip to Thailand should be taken without the pleasure

Parsnip Soup Serves 8–10This is a perfect soup for February, as parsnips are at their best during the cold weather. A touch of frost actually makes them even tastier. This luscious soup is sweet, smooth and nourishing. Enjoy with buttered toast or

plate and the underside cheekily proclaims “Stop looking at my bottom.”The culinary offering celebrates the best of British – with a twist. They call it “where wood-fired flatbreads meet great British flavours,” which translates to delicious pizzas

 www.senso-ji.jp Cultivate culinary skills At the 72-year-old Sometaro restaurant – a short walk from Sensoji temple – you can create your own okonomiyaki (Japanese savoury pancake) on a hot plate at your table. The waiters are always happy to help. (best for ages 5+; allow 1.5 hours

Crafting With Kids by Catherine Woram Ryland, Peters & Small, £14.99, 3+There are 35 make-together projects for you and your child to enjoy. With simple and fun activities designed for preschoolers from finger-painting on ceramic plates

to Harry Potter. He has read my books, but not in the same way that lots of kids do over and over again. My younger son hasn’t quite got there yet – he’s just nibbling at the age.Surely your son must be impressed that Diary Of A Wimpy Kid was voted The Best

.What’s best for children? Younger children will enjoy the Kid’s Club that offers arts, crafts and nature trails. The child-friendly pool is a hit with mini loungers and has a special bar offering virgin fruit cocktails. Older children can enjoy scuba diving