and The Rolling Stones to The Jam and a Motown homage. Okay, so there might be an element of "Who they?” from your child, but it's important for them to learn about musical heritage too (especially when rockers like Mick Jagger and Paul Weller, who's headlining

princess fit for a ball. Your child even gets a starring role appearing in the mirror – and spot a cute bird in each scene.Cinderella app by Nosy Crow £5.49Find out... who all of the lucky winners are in our Toys & Games categories

stars of screen and stage, not to mention a plethora of spin-off merchandise, from toys and tableware to  pyjamas and puzzles. She also won a Nestlé Smarties Book Prize in 2002 for That Pesky Rat (Orchard, £5.99), which has also been turned into a stage

Funny how quickly those birthdays come around every year and, before you know it, the challenge is on: how can you give your child a party he’ll remember? How about lunch at a retro-chic diner, followed by a bowling party? That’s the offering

in frothy tutus, and for Christmas, nothing can beat The Nutcracker, with music by Tchaikovsky  Obviously, it's the Sugar Plum Fairy who gets, well, the plum role in this Christmas favourite, but there is also a chance for a budding star to shine in the role

We're always excited to showcase new talent at Junior, and we also love to support young designers who are starting out. Jessica Graham is one such rising star. Launched in Autumn 2009 at the trade show Top Drawer, Jessica won the award for Best New

potato and butternut squash (£3.30).There’s also a cute new mascot Hoshi, which means “Star” in Japanese, designed by those creative folk at Okido magazine. In tune with this funky Japanese theme, your child can enjoy fun Noodle Doodle activities, with a

picking the produce. I remember as a child going to fetch wild strawberries or raspberries. It was like a scene from a Walt Disney film. Beautiful ripe fruits growing on the trees, falling, huge grapes on these tall trees. The flavours were unbelievable

Le Manoir Aux Quat Saisons is one of those locations whose reputation proceeds it. Foodie aficionados are longtime devotees of the multi award-winning (two Michelin stars, AA Rosettes a plenty) Raymond Blanc, but my big question was could it also

from Buckingham Palace, is likely to put a smile on their face, for a child, to be greeted by a bowler-hatted doorman and then to unearth a personalised welcome pack containing their favourite snacks and a toy box filled with games, books and DVDs