A Guide to Child Road Safety
This is a guest post. The most common time for children to be involved in a road accident is between 3-5pm. Whilst it isn’t surprising to learn that the majority of accidents happen during and after the school run when there are plenty of cars, buses and tired school...
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A review of Zippo’s Circus
Every year on a local common, overnight a huge big top pops up on a local common, with several lorries with Zippo's circus blazoned upon the sides roll in: For the next few days, Zippo's circus is in town! Just last week, this happened and we were lucky enough to be...
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Cultured Kids #43
As ever, the year seems to be whizzing by: Easter is done and dusted and I don't know about you, but my eyes are firmly gazing towards the summer holidays. But let's not forget that those long winter months provided us with some excellent cultural events. The V&A...
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5 family films on Amazon Prime (Teens and Tweens!)
We're currently away in our Norfolk cottage for a few days, and of an evening, we turn to Amazon Prime, phones go away and we sit together. Film watching with an 11 and 13 year old, can be a bit hit and miss. Obviously, they are too young for the films with excessive...
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The Fearless Girl, Paternoster Square
I recently went into the city to visit the Museum of London's newest exhibition, Beasts of London. As I walked back to the train station, I stumbled upon a bronze statue in Paternoster Square. To begin with, I just thought it was an interesting sculpture; it reminded...
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Exploring London: Beasts of London, Museum of London
I always feel the London Museum is a little gem of a museum that can be overlooked in favour for its contemporaries in South Ken. However, it's a complete treasure trove in the city and packed full of great displays celebrating our wonderful city. Therefore, when I...
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