Charity never goes out of style, but after over 25 years assisting Children In Need, the fashion world has decreed that Pudsey Bear could do with a little of what they euphemistically call 'freshening up'.And who better to perform this modern

Japanese label Uniqlo is launching it's first, full childrenswear collection today, exclusively at Bluewater shopping centre in Kent.Having previously offered a capsule collection for children, as part of Uniqlo Undercover, this is the first time

FROM A TIMELESS classic heirloom toy to the latest fad that catches a child's imagination and becomes a playground hit, from a beloved fairytale given a new modern twist to all the latest hi-tech apps and video games, children are born to play

her Grandpa (When I'm Big); hangs out at art galleries (Miffy, erm, At The Gallery) and, in true toddler fashion, thinks nothing of whipping off all her clothes (Miffy In The Tent). * Bruna's distinct bold artwork is really groovy, inspired by his

Dublin may be known as a party city but it's also fabulously fun with children, whether it's a visit to an interactive museum or a family-friendly festival.Dublin Zoo Phoenix Park, Dublin 8. Tel: 00 353 1 474 8900; www.dublinzoo.ie. Set in the vast

As regular readers of Junior will know, Stella McCartney’s recent collaboration with GapKids has been a great success. So much so that a second collection has been announced for Spring 2010Stella told Junior that her children’s ranges are designed

on July 2, with champagne for the adults and entertainment for the children.The event will be hosted by model Natalia Vodianova as Caramel Baby & Child support her Naked Heart Foundation, a charity that builds safe and inspiring playgrounds for deprived

Summer festivals were the prominent theme when Guess presented its Spring/Summer fair outside of the children’s fashion event Pitti Bimbo. With references to a variety of historical music events, such as Glastonbury and Woodstock, clothing also took

settling down to scenes of bicycle-soaring wonder in ET, children can take part in an interactive art show and create some fabulous Paul Frank-inspired accessories to jazz up their bicycle. Hot wheels indeed.Time: 10am–2pm. Cost: £5 (screening), art

Children’s Product for her cushion designs – hardly a surprise, perhaps, after winning a First Class Honours degree from London's University of Arts. Her distinctive designs are a blend of inspiration from an early childhood spent in Asia, favourite toys