Certainly living up to it’s name, Fun & Fun blasted out the loudest catwalk music, had the biggest balloons for catwalk props and showed some of the brightest fashion we have seen yet this season.The seventies has been referenced to create fringed

can’t dance? Well, everyone at first, but for Gerald, it’s simply a case of finding the right music and his own individual style. Penned by well-versed poet, Giles Andreae, Giraffes Can’t Dance is a joyful read about an outsider who finds acceptance

rhythms of Africa. In fact, you don’t even have to visit London as hit musical The Lion King is touring, stopping at Bristol Hippodrome on September 6. For tour details, visit www.thelionking.co.ukRead more...Harrods' Toy Kingdom opens its doorsYour one

broad spectrum of interests including food, music, art and film. The programme is perfectly suited to children and families too: Budding explorers can dress up and make mosquitos with scientists from the London School of Hygeine and Tropical Medicine

of Lemony’s mysterious yarns can enjoy his humorous wintry tale, Latke Who Couldn’t Stop Screaming live for the very first time at London’s Roundhouse.Ably staged by children’s theatre luminaries, Tall Trees, this musical festive fantasy takes place in a

to sleep at night. If they've had a good night's sleep, children are more likely to have increased levels of energy the next day. If you are unable to go outside, make sure you maximise natural daylight in the home.MusicPut together a playlist of your kid

ingenious with your hiding places, though, or it might all end in tears.3. Go with tradition The old games we played as children are still the best: Musical Bumps, Pass The Parcel, Pin The Tail On The Donkey, Musical Statues and – every parent’s favourite

person is ‘it’. 5. Dancing  Watch a music video, then copy the moves. Try doing a range of different music styles – jazz, classical, rock ’n’ roll, country ’n’ western and blues.6. Carnival of the Animals  Saint-Saëns’ wonderful Carnival of the Animals

to harness the multi-sensory aspects of a spa – aromatherapy, massage and music – which are used so successfully to relax adults, and apply them to relaxing parents and babies. Indeed, it does more than an adult spa treatment, as it helps nurture the bond

1 217 6130; www.imaginosity.ie. An interactive museum with adventures to be had everywhere from the Roof Garden to the Wizard's Lair, plus arts and crafts and music workshops. Prices start at €2 for babies aged over 6 months, €6 for children aged