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The insider's guide to Paris
By Junior on 03/08/2011 10:57:29
Top places in Paris for your family to visit
, St-Germain des Prés; www.bonpoint-boutique.com- Le Palais de Tokyo“This modern art museum is great and has a very nice café restaurant called Tokyo Eat. While there, your children can go to the Tok Tok ateliers, such as drawing workshops
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Cool and quirky
By Matthew Holroyd on 10/11/2010 12:24:01
Cutting edge fashion with a playful edge
The Quirky Collective is the cyber space place to go. The online store stocks many of the most stylish brands for children aged two to eight, including Buijes En Beugels, Woven Play and Bobo Choses. We just adore this double-breasted jersey coat
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Kids Week August 13-27, 2010
By Helen McKay-Ferguson on 24/06/2010 15:51:17
The West End throws wide its doors to children for a week of theatrical fun
Children can see top West End shows for free as part of this year’s fabulous festival organised by the Society of London Theatre. During Kids Week, a child aged between five and 16 can go free when accompanied by an adult paying full price. You can
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Junior's Festive Things To Make & Do
By Helen McKay-Ferguson on 12/12/2011 12:41:49
From delightful decorations and treats to make to fun places to go, we deliver up a sleigh-load of festive fun
babies & toddlers and early readers.Down on Christmas pud? Then try these exciting dessert recipes...White Christmas From snowy fleeced lions to icing sugar beaches, we present 12 destinations for a white Christmas.
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Super Saturday on Clapham Common
By Catherine O'Dolan on 03/08/2011 14:27:40
End your festival season with a musical finale featuring The Saturdays, Ollie Murs, Sugababes, Chipmunk and more…
and basketball. There will also be plenty of other family-friendly activities including face-painting, a bouncy castle, bungee trampolines and an inflatable course – all included in the price. Tickets cost £30 for adults; £20 for children; under-fives go free
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NEXT Generation!
By Junior on 04/01/2010 11:12:00
secured a place with junior modelling agency 'Urban Angels', and will appear in posters at Next shops' windows across the nation.Another winner was seven-year-old Olivia Tobin, who won the T-shirt design challenge, which was open to children up to 16. Her
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Visit Vancouver
By Kate Donoughue on 13/02/2012 14:12:58
Sea, mountains and a spa make for the perfect family holiday
real quality time together as you are both pampered to perfection. Rosewood Hotel & Resorts also offer baby monitors, child-sized bathrobes and slippers, babysitters and a children’s room service menu. Priced at £2,156 for a family of four staying seven
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Tips For Thrifty Living
By Grace Brown on 05/07/2010 15:50:36
Try these nifty ways to live leaner – and greener
.thewi.org.uk/foodwasteOUTINGSGive the gift of time to your children. Going to the park, or teaching them a new skill is far better than any toy: visit a museum, pack a picnic, take a country walk or go on a seaside trip. Set aside one Sunday a month to do something together as a family
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Brilliant city breaks
By Junior on 17/08/2011 10:55:09
Gorge on the best gelato in Rome, go on a gargoyle hunt in Paris... these city break ideas will throughly entertain your children
to see the Market of Flowers and Birds, which is a short walk away in Place Louis-Lépine. Of course, you couldn’t possibly go to Paris and not spend an idle afternoon in Le Jardin de Tuileries, where children can run around while you sit back at one
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Tortilla “Cigars” With Butternut Squash and Carrot
By Junior on 01/05/2008 00:00:00
These Tortilla “Cigars” pack well for picnics or lunches on the go because they can also be served cold
Makes 6Ingredients125g (41/2oz) of sautéed or roasted chicken or turkey, cubed (or puréed) 100g (4oz) shredded reduced-fat Cheddar cheese100g (4oz) butternut squash purée100g (4oz) carrot purée100g (4oz) reduced-fat cream cheese purée 1/4 tsp garlic
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