dishes, the café has a cosy corner where storytelling sessions take place – twice a day at 11am and 4pm.  The Storyteller’s Café is part of children’s publishing company Barefoot Books’ brand new base in the city, and it’s fast becoming one of the hottest

rather extensive wardrobe and came up with my fab new T-shirt of the one who calls himself The Greatest – and his boxing glove is studded with red gemstones (sorry, I seem to be folding my arms over that particular detail!).We were heading off to the Cafe

Luna and Curious have relocated to a new location just off East London's fashionable Red Church Street; sitting pretty next to Margot Henderson's lovely Rochelle Canteen and Junior's favourite East End bakery, Leila's Shop. Luna and Curious have introduced an array of new goodies...

. It is a good match. The Muzungu Sisters pop-up is now open 10am–6.30pm (Mon–Sat) at Mo Cafe, 25-27 Heddon Street W1B 4BH. For further details, visit the Muzungu Sisters website.Read Junior's review of the Muzungu Sisters pop-up shop at Mo Café

Sundried Tomato, Rosemary & Garlic Marinated Lamb Steak with Greek Salad (£13.90), which was a bit on the chewy side. We all, however, loved the Courgette Chips (£4) – moreish tempura-style sticks of courgette; and a rather more decadent way of getting one

Best Children's Food and Beverage Brand – PlumBest Family Restaurant – Barefoot Books Storyteller's CafeBest Feeding Product – Brother Max 2 Drinks Cooler Sports BottleBest Family Cook Book – Cook School By Amanda Grant

Best Children's Food and Beverage Brand – PlumBest Family Restaurant – Barefoot Books Storyteller's CafeBest Feeding Product – Brother Max 2 Drinks Cooler Sports BottleBest Family Cook Book – Cook School By Amanda Grant

!Wonderland Café will pop-up at Harrods, 87 -135 Brompton Road, Knightsbridge, SW1X 7XL from March 26 April 11. Opening times 10 AM – 8PM. From more Alice In Wonderland inspired fashion, look out for the May issue of Junior Magazine, on sale April 9.

for yourself or a loved one.Make a MaskMarch 31 – April 5, April 10 – 15Venture down to the Museum of Childhood and listen to the re-telling of some true classic tales which have been children’s favorites for years, and then make a mask of your favorite story

trees, deckchairs, beach balls and buckets and spades. And while the white canopy of the O2 might not evoke the same romance as the clear blues of a tropical sky, it does perform the handy function of keeping off the rain. Drop by 12–5pm Mon