by Burlington. THIRD GIRL Cream nightie from a selection at Bonpoint; cardigan £110 by Miss Sixty (ages 2–16); socks from a selection by Burlington; wellington boots £20 by Hunter (sizes 25–34); hat £12 by Cenci (one-off); scarf stylist’s own. THIRD BOYGrey coat

, room temperature 110 g/4 oz cream cheese 450 g/1 lb icing sugar 1 tsp vanilla essence 1 tsp red colouring paste 4 packets of Matchmakers 1. Preheat the oven to 180°C/350°F/Gas 4. Line a 12-hole nonstick muffin tray with paper cake cases. Add the lemon or vinegar to

(31/2oz) caster sugar2 egg whites50g (31/2oz) plain flourAn ice-cream maker (optional)Method- To make the iced yoghurt, wash the lemon and grate the zest, again making sure that little fingers stay safe. Stir the zest into a large bowl and squeeze

Makes 12–16Ingredients150g (51/2oz) unsalted butter, softened175g (6oz) caster sugar2 eggs, beaten1 tsp vanilla extract175g (6oz) plain flour1 tsp baking powder1/2 tsp bicarbonate of sodaA pinch of salt3 tbsp soured cream or milk, at room

) water200g cream cheese125g butter, soft400g icing sugar200g fondant icing sugar, plus 3 tbsp extraJuice of 1 small orangeGreen, orange and red food colouring pastes2 chocolate sticksMethodPreheat the oven to 180 ̊C (gas mark 4). Cream the butter

of honor.There were fairies and a balloon man as well as an old-fashioned ice-cream truck. To read more about this event read the September issue of Junior, which features an interview with the owner of the boutique, Ava and Natalia.Posted by: Laura

-print shirts in paint pot red and animal prints on long-sleeved collarless dresses. Burnt orange is a key colour. Other highlights included the baby’s blanket and sleeping bag, both in knitted stripes of bilberry, burnt orange, green, cream and blue.

.T-shirts sport slogans stating Life Begins Now and Change Your Look, perhaps as a nod to Katharine Hamnett – although Miss Hamnett would never decorate her slogans in diamanté crystals.Last summer’s trend for ice-cream colours also crept in on a multitude

for three to five minutes to char them. Alternatively, fruits can be cooked in a hot oven for six to eight minutes. Serve warm with vanilla ice cream, drizzled with raspberry sauce.

with a wide-brimmed hat when out and about.3. Boost fluid intake Dehydration can lead to heat exhaustion or heatstroke, so provide a selection of ice cubes or ice creams for your child to enjoy throughout the day. 4. Take a dip  A splash in a paddling