Check out some of our family holiday suggestions that would be ideal for 'getting on your bike', in places like the French Alps, the Cotswolds or the Lake District.Are you a fan of our official Junior Facebook page yet? An easy way to receive fashion news updates, previews and al...

If you are a golf enthusiast, but also need to keep your family happy, take a look at the Celtic Manor Resort in South Wales. For starters, there’s more to the resort than just golf: families can try tennis, clay-pigeon shooting, tennis, walking and mountain-biking trails. There’...

to be creative.What was your favourite thing to wear as a child? I still remember my green velour pedal pushers fondly!Who would you most like to design an amazing creation for?Pippi Longstocking; I’m reading it to my daughter Alice Bee at the moment.  What

could hook on a third-wheel ‘tag-a-long’ cycle to your bike, which allows your child to help you pedal or simply sit back and enjoy the ride. You just hitch the trailer to a rear luggage rack on your bike, adjust the saddle and handlebars to the right

Country, with lots to see and do along the way. Leave your car and board the train at Tenterden station. Stop off at Northiam and call in at The Mill Toy And Pedal Car Museum, then take the next train to Bodiam and stroll to Bodiam Castle. The railway also

Kenzo Poppy dress, from £60From floaty tops and pedal pushers to little handbags and knitwear, the iconic Kenzo poppy print is in bloom once again; printed all over this season's girlswear. First seen on the adult spring summer catwalk in 1988

The cool pedal-free scooter from British company Indigo Jamm has a touch of retro styling and swivel wheels for a smooth ride.Jamm Scoot from £55, by Indigo JammDon't miss... See the other scooter that scooped an accolade in the Junior Design Awards

This ancient castle is perfect for a relaxing getaway, offering free activities for children during the day while parents can relax in the elegant spa or play golf. Pedal go-karts are also provided for children to race around the grounds.Adults pay

, a training bicycle with no pedals – such as a Likeabike or a Wishbone Bike – is lauded as the ideal vehicle to help a preschooler find her balance. A pedal-free bike also helps children get the knack of steering using the front wheel. Your child

. It may also encourage other parents to form their own scheme.3 Get on your bikeEven better than using your car, use a bike. Your child will love pedalling along beside you, and you’ll both get fitter in the process.4 Walk the walkWalking is, of course