Atul Kochhar, father of Amisha, six, and Arjun, four, reveals family secrets:    What’s your earliest food memory?Fruits are my favorite – have always been. Eating mangoes, sitting beside a deep cool well on a hot summer evening with my family

Mark Hix, the much-lauded chef, owner of four restaurants, and father of Ellie and Lydia, 15, reveals some culinary secrets What’s your earliest food memory? My granddad used to grow tomatoes and we used to have those fresh from the garden

Rachel Allen, author of Rachel's Favourite Food and mother of Josh, 10, Lucca, seven, and Scarlett Lily, one reveals her foodie secrets   What’s your earliest food memory? I do remember being taught to milk a cow when I was about five

SunhatsSwim nappiesUV protection suits and fold-away UV tentInsect repellentUniversal bath plugAdaptorCamera and spare batteries/memory cardsBaby alarmRubber door-stopsRubber shoes for paddlingFolding booster seatFirst aid kit – Calpol (infant paracetamol) in sachets

of the recipes. Perfect for rediscovering wholesome food that our grandmothers used to make, I love the proper puddings on offer, including jam roly poly and, of course, brandy snaps, which I made this month.Brandy SnapsI have fond memories of making brandy snaps

an actor but it didn’t work out, so now he’s a teacher in a Coventry primary school. He also has a bah-humbug attitude to Christmas – too many memories of being dumped under the mistletoe by his girlfriend before she jetted off to California.Every year, Mr

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 characters are sure to be a hit with children young and old, as well as those with fond memories of The Borrowers from the first time around. Magical and enthralling, Arrietty is a feast for the senses which is certain to delight and enthral

to develop memory and think for herself.By the age of three, your toddler will have developed around 1,000 trillion connections between the cells in her brain, which is around twice as many as the average adult!

on the narrator’s instructions, it’s him who seems to be making magical things happen to the spots as he turns the pages. Alongside this playfulness, the book also encourages hand-eye coordination, memory skills, counting, colour recognition and learning left