in Paris. It’s not far from la rue de Tournon and Bonpoint in St Germain des Prés. This is the epitomy of Parisian bobo chic – as we call it! Children playing in the chicest sandpits in the chicest outfits, all wearing Luco, Zef and Bonpoint with Pépé shoes

The Junior team ventured out to look at what the high street has in store for Autumn/Winter 09. First up was Marks & Spencer, whose Autograph range (aimed at premium shoppers) gets better every season. Highlights included a sparkling array

and violet to a three year old will probably both bore and bamboozle her. 5. Take it one step at a timeHave an ongoing "colour of the week" scheme where each week you wear clothes, cook food and draw pictures using a shade of your choice. Try having a little

for food seem to create a loophole in the parental rule that plants are not for eating, most children can understand that you are the one who can make the exemptions. If there are thorns then everyone should wear gloves, this goes for picking nettles too

tablespoons of oil over all the slices – it won’t cover the bread, just drip over it in places.3. Wearing your oven gloves, put the tray into the oven. After 10 minutes, take the tray out, turn the bread over and put back into the oven for another 10 minutes.4

: Petit Club Med for two to three years; Mini Club Med, four to 10 years; and Juniors’ Club Med from 11 to 17 years. Baby Club Med facilities are available for babies up to 23 months, if you reserve when booking. The design of the children’s club takes

of ruffles, faux fur and stylish shirtsCool & The Gang Choose from denims, tartans and leathers for a streetwise look inspired by the New York style sceneTreading PlacesWherever they wander, children will have happy feet with our selection of chic shoes

develop stronger, more coordinated foot muscles when they are allowed to go barefoot most of the time. “Assuming the surface is safe, it’s absolutely right that babies and small children should go barefoot as much as possible,” says Fred Beaumont

and the concept of family entertainment. He could instantly recall all of the children’s names, and as soon as we boarded the gondola, Victor handed Magnus his boater hat to wear throughout the trip. He then invited each child to have a go at punting with him

Dubliner on an ordinary weekend, but we were definitely struck by the proliferation of people wearing silly hats with either Viking horns or Pippi Longstocking style red plaits attached. There were also a number of exuberant youths wearing cheeky fake