As part of the Big Little’s epic London Birthday Weekend we headed to KidZania, a city run entirely by kids. This interactive city allows kids to role play in a variety of career fields throughout the city. It has activities for children ages 1-14 and is available in 19 countries. London was our closest location …
The B Bakery Afternoon Tea Bus may well be the perfect London tea for kids. It combines a double decker bus ride, a London city tour and high tea treats into one amazing outing. We happened to be in London when my Big Little turned six. He was ecstatic and had a laundry list …
The Big Little and I have been reading some of the Harry Potter series for our night time read aloud. He happily fell into the magical world and his pretend play followed suit. Sticks are nearly always wands and he constantly asks for spells to do certain things. So, when we found out we would …
Every time we go to London with kids we are charmed. There seems to be an endless supply of things to do with the littles. Cafes abound, meaning you’re never far from food. The city is easy to get around. The fact that you get to use a double decker bus just adds to the …
When I read about the London Postal Museum I knew we needed to check it out the next time we were in the city. The London Postal Museum seemed to have everything my kids loved – a working train, a kid play area and kid friendly museum. Not to mention Jeff and I were interested …
Our trip to London was a quick three-day visit nestled between the end of our Queen Mary 2 trip and setting off for mainland Europe on the Channel Tunnel. In 2013, just after H’s first birthday we spent 10 days in England which included a few days in London. On that first trip with H we hit …