Put on your Happy Feet and hop over to the official Junior Facebook page to be in with a chance of winning a super cool Happy Feet Two goody bag. Following on from the first smash hit film, the second installation of frozen fun sees plucky penguin

child-friendly audience at during weekdays or Saturday mornings than a Friday or Saturday night.2. Choose the right filmThis may sound obvious but even though a film has a PG or U rating, this does not necessarily mean your toddler will be able to sit

provides the perfect musical accompaniment. And, according to reports, Sendak was happy with the end result, which has to be a good thing. Cert PG, £15.99 (DVD), £22.99 (BLU-RAY). For further details, www.wherethewildthingsaremovie.co.uk

Hiccup’s quest to learn new ways to live in peace with a dragon, which involves the occasional tickle under the chin, but can he convince the rest of the Vikings?Based on the novel by Cressida Cowell and filmed in 3D, this is a dramatic adventure

making toast, but doesn’t know how to fly. He is very happy with his lot, and his previous life in Rio is but a dim and distant memory. This blissful life, however, is thrown into turmoil when Linda finds out that Blu is a rare macaw, the last male of his

of copious amounts of candy (and subsequent happiness) of children all over the globe on Easter morn, then there's got to be a little added pressure…EB, voiced by Russell Brand with a cheeky chappy, devil-may-care attitude, doesn't let duty get in the way

retelling, while there are some moments of both drama and silly comedy and, of course, an ultimately happy ending (with a rather catchy Bollywood-style rendition of I Believe).