The latest release from groundbreaking Japanese animation team Studio Ghibli (Spiritied Away, Howl’s Moving Castle), Arrietty is a modern day reimagining of Mary Norton’s classic children’s tale, The Borrowers. Under the floorboards of a sprawling

Orient-Express Ubud Hanging Gardens resort is a haven of peace perched among jungle-covered mountains in the cultural heart of Bali. And the hotel has introduced a novel way for children to experience the island’s culture first

than giving someone some more “stuff” as a present, what about giving them an experience or memory–based present instead, such as a collection of favourite photographs from the past year?Start a Walking Bus A walking Bus – where a group of children walk

, is giving your child the chance to design a T-shirt for the brand.From March 19, diminutive designers can share their vision for a children’s T-shirt, with the winning child not only seeing his idea going into production but also picking up a £100 gift

There’s seemingly no end to the range of animal-shaped chairs for children. In the beginning there were puppies, then sheep and now we have cats! Designed by Spanish designer Javier Mariscal for Magis, The Julian Pussy Cat Chair is bound to be a big

back. Each item is handmade in rural New Zealand from ethically sourced materials that are ideal for the sensitive skin of babies and young children. Ballet Slippers from £20Have you seen... the results of from all of our fabulous 2012 fashion

The Kite Kids SS12 collection showcases its design, quality and ethical sourcing. The designs have been created to make children smile, offering a mix of contemporary styles and classics, stunning colours and thoughtful details in every garment

Do you remember Art Attack?The original series, featuring a talking clay head and enormous artworks created from myriad miscellaneous items was one of ITV’s most enduring children’s shows, running from 1989 to 2007.Now, the classic programme has

Ickworth House, SuffolkWith a spectacular Rotunda at its heart, the stunning Ickworth House stately home hotel is set amid 1,800 acres of parkland and lush gardens - with an open invitation for children to try a spot of tree-climbing, play croquet

The soft white sands of St Kitts and Nevis in the Caribbean have always appealed to parents seeking relaxation. But now the islands are just as enticing for children, thanks to the new Kids ‘r’ VIPs scheme where they can try anything from pottery