Hand knitted in bold hues with a soft, huggable belly and a cheery smile, this happy Humpty Dumpty would take pride of place in any child's bedroom, pride being an important word to the team behind Humpty and pals - not-for-profit community business, Pebble.Each toy is hand craft...

The highly interactive nature of this sweet retelling of the classic tale, from Nosy Crow, makes it a winner. Telling the well-loved classic tale of the rags-to-riches romance of a young girl, Cinderella, who is forced into a life of drudgery by her

Combining deep jewel hues with sweetly pretty ditsy floral prints and a larger-than-life graphic animal characters perhaps shouldn't work but South London based Olive & Moss manage pull it off with aplomb. Playful and eccentric, the clean colour

. For the modern child, between E-books, apps and Amazon the experience of visiting a bespoke, independent bookshop may be an unfamiliar one, so why not give your child a taste of the literary life by taking in a family event during Independent Booksellers Week

This is a Japanese childhood favourite: its sweet stickiness will tempt the fussiest of eaters. It has a certain amount of salt and sugar in it, which is reduced here by using a low-salt variety of soy sauce, and a natural sugar such as agave nectar

diary of a wimpy kid and life for Greg works pretty much on the premise that if things can go wrong, then they will. So expect craziness and mayhem to happen at the club (where would-be rockstar Roderick insists his brother sneaks him in too); on a

with a sweet and vibrant tomato sauce. Mum would invariably serve this with oven baked homemade chips, it was so good.I didn’t like my grandma’s vegetables (sorry grandma). I didn’t know why at the time; now I realise it was because she added lots of salt

James CordonAfter a steep ascent to fame playing beer-guzzling Essex wide boy, Smithy, in Gavin And Stacey, it seemed that life was imitating art as Cordon gleefully hit the London party circuit and had rumoured dalliances with a bevy of beauties, including

THERE ARE GOOD reasons why the Italians coined the phrase “La Dolce Vita”. They know a thing or two about living the sweet life. Stunning scenery, gorgeous weather, great food and wine, good company… that’s the Italian definition of the good life

cars, I played with a needle and thread and remnants of fabric. I spent hours with my father, watching as he cut clothes for special occasions, and for daily life. I followed each stage very carefully – the choice of fabric, the measurements that were