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For Tiny Londoners & Their Adults

Bablands is a resource for Londoners who find themselves with a small creature to dress up and entertain. Part-magazine, part-guide, Bablands follows the adventures of Bab as she seeks out London's coolest kids' shops, best child-friendly hangouts and under-fives activities that won't make mummy want to gauge her eyes out with a weaning spoon.

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Love dark comedies about angry, grieving women with sex addictions? Love gimmicky pop-ups in central London flagship stores for mainstream booksellers? Love guinea pigs? Then have I got a treat for you, because a replica of the guinea-pig cafe from the BBC’s BAFTA/Emmy Award-winning series Fleabag has popped up on the third floor of @piccadillywaterstones for one week only to promote creator Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s new book, Fleabag: The Scriptures (which btw, loved ones, is all I’m really arsed about getting for Christmas this year). The popup is pretty lol but realistically there’s only about five minutes of fun to be had here while you pet the toy guinea pigs, admire the chintz and pose for a photo (apron optional), although it did remind me how much Babu and I used to love sitting in Waterstones reading the entire contents of the kids’ department, which incidentally is how we spent the rest of the afternoon. Catch the pop-up until Sunday 🐹 . . . . . . . . . #coolthingsfortinylondoners #thingstodowithkids #parentingtheshitoutoflife #thingstodoinlondon #londonwithkids #mylondon #londonevents #londonlife #fleabag #piccadilly
There’s a brilliant little Antony Gormley exhibition on at White Cube in Mayfair. It consists of 13 of Gormley’s cast-iron figures - four of his giant Stack people and nine of these smaller figures that Babu said looked like “painted LEGO”. They’re lots of fun for kids of imitate and the exhibition is basically over the road from Gormley’s massive retrospective at the RA, if you fancied a Gormley binge. It’s free and on until 18th January. . . . . . . . . . . #coolthingsfortinylondoners #thingstodowithkids #parentingtheshitoutoflife #thingstodoinlondon #londonwithkids #mylondon #londonevents #londonlife #antonygormley
For better or worse it’s Christmas six weeks today. I’m definitely on Team Humbug but I’ll admit that all the festive lights that are popping up this week are quite pretty. Tonight we saw the Kings Xmas (geddit? Coz CROSS) switch-on in Granary Square and I’m definitely there for this year’s rainbow fountain lights and the colourful pine trees in Coal Drops Yard, however 80s they feel. A lot of the city’s Christmas lights have already been illuminated but there are plenty of switch-ons still to catch if you’re interested, with most of them being accompanied by festive events. Tomorrow you can pop down to Covent Garden’s Seven Dials for lights and discounted Christmas shopping, or to Piccadilly St James’s for illuminated ballerinas and stilt walkers. Or on the 20th you can watch a lantern parade in Greenwich or head down to the Royal Exchange for the Fortnum & Mason-decorated Christmas tree switch-on, accompanied by carols and Fortnum’s mince pies. Trafalgar Square and East Village are both switching their lights on on 5th December, with the former offering absolute scenes as a gargantuan tree gifted by Norway is illuminated by vertically hung lights, making it look like an enormous cucumber, and the latter offering E17. Personally I’d rather just track down one of those neighbourhoods where everyone is desperately trying to outdo each other in the naff Christmas decor stakes and every front garden is dripping with LEDs and terrifying animatronics and you want to puke just looking at them, but I might have to go up north for that joy. . . . . . . . . . . #coolthingsfortinylondoners #thingstodowithkids #parentingtheshitoutoflife #thingstodoinlondon #londonwithkids #mylondon #londonevents #londonlife #kingsxmas #northernbrights #coaldropsyard
Last night I discovered that @gagosian in Paris is currently hosting an exhibition called Leo whose main event is a larger-than-life wax sculpture of Leonardo Dicaprio and his family, commissioned by actual Leonardo Dicaprio. So I thought about that for a bit then I started wondering if I should go and see it, given that a wax sculpture is probably the closest I’m ever going to get to meeting him, aside from that time he was in Leicester Square for the Inception premiere and I sort of half-glimpsed his hand. Then I read that giant wax Leo has a lit candle in his head and he and his waxy folks are slowly melting into pinkish-grey puddle on the floor (artist Urs Fischer sells his sculptures for around £1m, then when the first one melts he makes a replica for the bargain discount rate of £50k, then you can melt that one, and so on). So now I’m like ok if I went to Paris to see it would it even still be Leo or did I kind of need to be there when it opened and I’ll just have to make do with Madame Tussaud’s? 🤷‍♀️ This picture is from the Albert Oehlen solo exhibition at @serpentineuk , which has nothing to do with Leonardo Dicaprio. It’s really cool though and there’s even a vending machine in the entrance where you can buy a bottle of Oehlen’s revolting hybrid KaffTea. Your toddler will LOVE it 👍 . . . . . . . . . . #coolthingsfortinylondoners #thingstodowithkids #parentingtheshitoutoflife #thingstodoinlondon #londonwithkids #mylondon #londonevents #londonlife
Forewent Roro’s morning nap for the second day in a row in favour of initiating her into the bouncy, squishy colourful world of our local fave @better_uk baby gym. Her and her little mate are still a bit too young to fully appreciate it but it’s pretty nice for adults too since the floor is so springy it’s basically like lying around on a giant bed, only one they can’t roll off and smack their head on the floorboards (which DEFINITELY hasn’t happened to us 😐). You’re not allowed to take photos here so this is my illicit post-session snap after everyone else had buggered off. Behind us is the little baby bit and then the rest of the gym is full of trampolines, balance beams and sponge pits for toddlers to play with (Babu would be completely LIVID if she knew we’d been here while she was at school). It’s absolutely wicked and this early morning session is always proper deserted because people who aren’t forced to be out the house at 9 to drop off their big one tend to go the slightly later one. I know I’ve posted about this before but I love it so much and I’m so excited to get Roma into Babu’s old favourites. The baby days feel that much more magical this time around because I’m pretty sure we’re done with popping out tiny humans and I’m just kind of sucking up every second because I know how absurdly fast it all goes. One minute they’re helpless, toothless little bags of sugar and the next they’re dancing round the kitchen to Wannabe shouting “YEAH, I’LL TELL YOU WHAT I WANT WITH MY WILLY WILLY BUM”. (Also I acknowledge I’ve completely chucked Roma under a bus with this photo 👍). . . . . . . . . . . #coolthingsfortinylondoners #thingstodowithkids #parentingtheshitoutoflife #thingstodoinlondon #londonwithkids #mylondon #londonevents #londonlife
I wasn’t expecting to be quite so moved by this, Steve McQueen’s new installation at @tate , for which the artist/filmmaker photographed 76,146 seven and eight year olds from across London’s 33 boroughs. I loved the concept and the idea of taking a snapshot (or 3,128 snapshots 😬) of a generation to come, but I was mostly interested in how such a huge number of photographs were going to be displayed together - I mean obviously I know what a school photo looks like but what was the installation as a whole going to look like? I don’t know anyone in any of the pictures but I got lots of excited messages from people whose child or school was involved, and I kind of thought “it must be nice if you actually have someone to look out for” (although good luck with that, frankly 👀), and I’m sure it is lovely but of course that’s not the point at all. This is a work that speaks to ALL parents, teachers, citizens of London and citizens of the world about identity and diversity and belonging. It’s a piece about hope for the future, a celebration of the present and - of course - posterity, because really why the hell else do we take class photos? The last time I looked at my secondary school photo, taken when I was in year 9, I couldn’t help thinking about the fact that in the 20 years since at least three kids in my year group have died, which is an incredibly depressing thing for me to bring up in a post about year 3s, but I guess McQueen wants us to think about these things too, because life doesn’t stand still, and a whole bunch of stuff will already have happened in the lives of every single one of these kids since. It’s just mind blowing and beautiful and all a bit much and yeah I definitely cried. The installation is accompanied by a series of 613 billboards featuring single class groups, which you’ll probably have already seen dotted around the city. The main installation opens tomorrow in Tate Britain’s Duveen Galleries and will be sticking around until 3rd of May 📸 . . . . . . . . . . #coolthingsfortinylondoners #thingstodowithkids #parentingtheshitoutoflife #thingstodoinlondon #londonwithkids #mylondon #londonevents #londonlife #year3project
Done too much gritty shit this weekend, like this exhibition by trans artist Patrick Staff featuring found footage of animal abuse. I didn’t watch the video (it’s not suitable for kids, believe it or not, and I physically can’t watch anything involving animal abuse) but it did feel kind of nothingy without it. I mean there’s still the fake news about Ian Huntley coming out as trans and I kind of got the overall message but it just felt a bit desolate and brutal... which is probably exactly how it feels to be trans in this world, so job done tbf Patrick. We’ve also been watching a lot of Top Boy, which is brilliant but I could do with some light relief now. Some novelty ice cream or some nice baby sensory or something. What’s everyone else got planned for the week? . . . . . . . . . . #coolthingsfortinylondoners #thingstodowithkids #londonblogger #londonparents #londonmums #parentingtheshitoutoflife #thingstodoinlondon #londonwithkids #mylondon #londonevents #londonlife #londonblogger #serpentinesacklergallery #patrickstaff
Managed to get out of skating two years in a row at @somersethouse thanks to the sleeping baby that was strapped to me (absolutely TERRIFIED of falling on my arse) but Babu was AMAZING - such a massive improvement on last year when she was, let’s face it, shite but absolutely bloody hilarious with it. We definitely didn’t drink enough free Bailey’s but we bought a bottle on our way home and are making up for it now 👍👍👍 Big thanks to @somersethouse for inviting us. SKATE is open from this Tuesday and will remain so until 12th January. It’s accompanied by an under-8s rink with awesome polar bear stabilisers, the @baileysofficial Treat Bar and the amazing @fortnums Christmas tree and Arcade for all your fancy food-based Christmas gift needs. We’re heavily into it. . . . . . . . . . . #coolthingsfortinylondoners #thingstodowithkids #londonblogger #londonparents #londonmums #parentingtheshitoutoflife #thingstodoinlondon #londonwithkids #mylondon #londonevents #londonlife #londonblogger #somersethouse #skateatsomersethouse
Leonardo: Experience a Masterpiece is quite the... well... experience. It’s niche as fuck, dedicated to Da Vinci’s Virgin of the Rocks, which handily I studied at uni - although I say HANDILY, it was literally 15 years ago so I might as well not have studied it at all for all I remember. You don’t need to be an art history student (or a really old ex-art history student whose brain has all but dribbled out their ears at this point) to appreciate this exhibition though. There’s buttons to press in the “light and shadow experiment” room and plenty to discover in “the studio”, but it’s probably not mega interesting for kids. That’s ok though, because if YOU’RE interested in getting into the mind of Leonardo then this is a pretty good exhibition to drag kids to, given the lack of stuff to destroy and its relatively small size (just five immersive rooms), and while the first room, “the mind of Leonardo” is kind of underwhelming, the final room, the “imagined chapel” is incredible, displaying the original painting inside an elaborate CGI altar setting - something that frankly I could have watched on loop for hours. It’s a pretty pricy show, and much smaller than I was expecting, but if you’re an Old Masters fan it’s great, offering a totally modern way of looking at something really bloody old. Thanks so much for letting us have a look @nationalgallery . On until 12th January. . . . . . . . . . . #coolthingsfortinylondoners #thingstodowithkids #londonblogger #londonparents #londonmums #parentingtheshitoutoflife #thingstodoinlondon #londonwithkids #mylondon #londonevents #londonlife #londonblogger #leonardodavinci #leonardoexperienceamasterpiece #nationalgallery
Today all of mine and Babu’s Japanese cartoon cat dreams came true when we met @hellokitty at @ichibalondon / @japancentre . Really nice woman, not much chat but gave good hugs. Like Leonardo Dicaprio, Hello Kitty turns 45 this week and to celebrate the @westfieldlondon store is running a popup with HK-themed food and merch until the 24th. It’s only small so unless you’re a massive Sanrio fan it’s probably not worth the mission unless you’re already heading to Westfield or the general area, but I have to say it made us both really happy 🐱 . . . . . . . . #coolthingsfortinylondoners #thingstodowithkids #londonblogger #londonparents #londonmums #parentingtheshitoutoflife #thingstodoinlondon #londonwithkids #mylondon #londonevents #londonlife #londonblogger #hellokitty45 #hellokitty #japancentre
You know when you’re reeeeally looking forward to something and you hype it up in your head and then it turns out to be a big, fat letdown? Well this wasn’t one of those occasions. In fact it was the complete opposite. I was only aware of this exhibition at the @britishlibrary because we kept going past on the 390 and seeing the banner, but I assumed because it was free and previous exhibitions we’ve been to there were small and not really anything to write home about (no offence British Library) it would be... well, small and nothing to write home about. ANYWAY, it opened today - it’s called Marvellous and Mischievous: Literature’s Young Rebels, by the way - and I can confirm that it is indeed marvellous. It is FAIRLY small, but we still managed two hours there and only left because we had somewhere else to be. Actually its smallness is part of what makes it great. It feels manageable and well organised, split into three logical sections that even tiny kids will understand: rebels at home, at school, and on journeys, with exhibits arranged at child-height so even the very tiny can engage with all the material on show. There are three little interactive areas, enabling you to dress up as your favourite literary rebel, create a storyboard for your own rebellious tale, and draw or write about something you’d stand up for, as well as a large library packed with books about awesomely anarchic children. The set design is beautiful and there are some truly amazing things on display, including a scribbled-on-by-schoolboys Latin textbook from 1680, a first edition of Jane Eyre handwritten by Charlotte Bronte, and Quentin Blake’s original sketches for Matilda. The real beauty of it is you kind of felt like you could let the kids run amok and security couldn’t really say anything because it wouldn’t be in the spirit of the exhibition... although we said that about Play Well, didn’t we... . . . . . . . . . #coolthingsfortinylondoners #thingstodowithkids #londonblogger #londonparents #londonmums #parentingtheshitoutoflife #thingstodoinlondon #londonwithkids #mylondon #londonevents #londonlife #londonblogger #timeoutlondon #britishlibrary
How many of you look forward to the weekend? It might seem like a daft question but it just occurred to me that I’ve been putting together these “top 3 things to do this weekend” posts for a while now and, in all honesty, if it wasn’t for the fact that Babu’s in nursery Monday-Friday mornings now I can barely tell the difference between the days. I actually bloody hate weekends (I’ve told you about my Friday Sads, right?). I’m often on my own and mostly my friends with kids don’t want to hang because they’re having family time, so I’m usually just willing Monday to come back around again so we have someone to play with. That sounds proper tragic but I guess my point is... are these posts actually useful? I know I’m not the only one who doesn’t work, and that not everyone’s partner works a ‘traditional’ week (and not everyone has a partner) but I guess I’m just interested to know how many of you are cramming all The Stuff into the weekend. Maybe I’ll do a poll in stories or something. ANYWAY. Here’s my top three for this coming weekend: 1. Marvellous and Mischievous: Literature’s Young Rebels opens at the @britishlibrary today. This celebration of - let’s face it - the absolute Gs of the literary world (bloody LOVE a rebel, me) is totally free and includes interactive elements including dress-up and an opportunity to write your own story. 2. @tate Modern is running not one but TWO free workshops tomorrow. Go on an immersive journey inspired by @studioolafureliasson in the Testing, Testing, Testing session, open to all ages and abilities; or head to @tateexchange for the Southwark Showcase, featuring performances, films and fun interactive stations. 3. Or head to the @museumoflondon for Celebrate the City: Lord Mayor’s Show Family Festival tomorrow. This year’s theme is ‘The London that never was’, with activities including storytelling, building and family-friendly tours. Have a good one guys 🦵 . . . . . . . . . . #coolthingsfortinylondoners #thingstodowithkids #londonblogger #londonparents #londonmums #parentingtheshitoutoflife #thingstodoinlondon #londonwithkids #mylondon #londonevents #londonlife #londonblogger #timeoutlondon
If you’ve ever seen Big or Home Alone 2 - and if you haven’t who even are you? - you’ll be familiar with @faoschwarz , the iconic New York toy store famous for its giant floor piano and toy soldiers. I’ve never been, but it always looked pretty magical in Lost in New York with the massive Christmas tree and the old man and the turtle doves and the children’s hospital. Anyway, the good news is you don’t have to trek all the way to Manhattan to shop there because the brand has opened a huge new 22,000ft shop on @theofficialselfridges ‘ 4th floor, and it’s so epic it made all my three-year-old - and let’s face it (nearly) 33-year-old - dreams come true. It’s got giant plushie giraffes, Playmobil people, more Sylvanians than I’ve ever seen in my life, baby dolls, inclusive Barbie dolls, some things called LOL Dolls that I’m REALLY intrigued by (anyone?) and OF COURSE a giant floor piano. Head there from now until forever (hopefully) for all the fun. We bought sod all and it was great. . . . . . . . #coolthingsfortinylondoners #thingstodowithkids #parentblogger #londonblogger #londonmum #londonparents #londonmums #parentingtheshitoutoflife #thingstodoinlondon #thingstodowithkids #londonwithkids #londonmummy #mylondon #londonevents #londonlife #londonblogger #timeoutlondon #selfridges #faoschwarz
This Saturday marks the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall - a subject I’m borderline obsessed with (seriously it’s just SO interesting). To celebrate, street artists Thierry Noir and STIK have joined forces to create WALL, a new artwork consisting of two original pieces of the Berlin Wall, onto which each of the artists has painted one of their respective trademark figures. Both artists are known for their iconic cartoonish characters symbolising hope in the face of oppression, and Noir is widely credited as the first street artist to start painting long stretches of the wall in the early 80s as an act of resistance against the DDR. The installation will be in situ outside the main entrance to the @imperialwarmuseums until the 1st of December, so you’ll have to be fairly quick if you want to see it. If not there’s always the Change Your Life section of wall by graffiti artist Indiano, which has permanent residence outside the IWM... it just doesn’t look quite so new and shiny. . . . . . . . . #coolthingsfortinylondoners #thingstodowithkids #parentblogger #londonblogger #londonmum #londonparents #londonmums #parentingtheshitoutoflife #thingstodoinlondon #thingstodowithkids #londonwithkids #londonmummy #mylondon #londonevents #londonlife #londonblogger #timeoutlondon
Last night Adam dragged us all to Walthamstow for the Waltham Forest Fireworks Spectacular, and even though it wasn’t really that spectacular and I couldn’t be arsed because it’s miles away and it pissed it down and it was busy and then we got separated when Adam went down a back alley for a wee it was still kind of worth it. I can still hear bangs as I type this (although that might just be because we live in Camden ho ho ho) and even now official Guy Fawkes night has passed, the fireworks are far from over, with displays scheduled to take place all over the capital this weekend for those who’ve missed out so far. Head to Kingsmeadow Stadium in Kingston or Totteridge Millhillians Cricket Club on Friday, Barnes Sports Club on Saturday, or Wembley Park on Sunday. All of these displays are ticketed, except for the Wembley Park event, which is free and will also include lantern parades and giant puppets . Will you be heading down to any of these displays or did you already get your fireworks fix? Or are pyrotechnics not your bag? Either way, you’ll need to lock up your cats a while longer 🧨 . . . . . . . . . . #coolthingsfortinylondoners #thingstodowithkids #parentblogger #londonblogger #londonmum #londonparents #londonmums #parentingtheshitoutoflife #thingstodoinlondon #thingstodowithkids #londonwithkids #londonmummy #mylondon #londonevents #londonlife #londonblogger #timeoutlondon #bonfirenight #walthamforestfireworks #walthamforest #walthamstow #e17
There’s a Hello Kitty popup at a Japanese restaurant in Fitzrovia, which is very nearly as exciting as if there was a Miffy popup at a Dutch restaurant in Fitzrovia, or a Moomin popup at a Finnish restaurant in Fitzrovia. The race for my all-time favourite chic, minimalist cartoon character is pretty close tbh. Anyway, the @sanrio x @tombo_london menu is packed with absurdly delicious sweet and savoury Hello Kitty and pals-themed treats and I’m there for them all - especially the raspberry doughnut and the matcha dorayaki 🤤 You can also try the Hello Kitty Continental brunch from Friday-Sunday, and buy Sanrio merch in the little shop at the front. The popup is running until 5th February so you’ve got ages 🐱 . . . . . . . . . #coolthingsfortinylondoners #thingstodowithkids #parentblogger #londonblogger #londonmum #londonparents #londonmums #parentingtheshitoutoflife #thingstodoinlondon #thingstodowithkids #londonwithkids #londonmummy #mylondon #londonevents #londonlife #londonblogger #hellokitty #sanrio #tombosanrio
Never not searching for aesthetically pleasing bouncy castles. This is the shit I am TALKING ABOUT when I wank on and on about #coolthingsfortinylondoners (and their adults, of course). More of this sort of thing please, artists, galleries, soft play designers etc. This beauty is gone now but stuff like this shouldn’t be a freak occurrence popping up in a community hall in Deptford for one miserable week in October. We should be SWIMMING in this kind of shit. There’s too much brilliant but ultimately elitist art that we’re consistently told is NOT for children’s hands/eyes/brains, and dull-as-shit playgrounds/soft-play centres designed by people with no imagination, and it’s deeply depressing. All children’s play areas should be this beautiful, and more art should be this interactive. Big thanks to @tizcreel and @deptfordx for making this happen. Everyone else, take note 🌈 . . . . . . . . . . #coolthingsfortinylondoners #thingstodowithkids #parentblogger #londonblogger #londonmum #londonparents #londonmums #parentingtheshitoutoflife #thingstodoinlondon #thingstodowithkids #londonwithkids #londonmummy #mylondon #londonevents #londonlife #londonblogger #deptford
Dunno why we look so serious we were actually having a RIGHT LAUGH. Es Devlin’s Memory Palace is pretty bloody spectacular and it was definitely worth the 17-stop mission west on the Piccadilly Line to stand inside it for five minutes, and I’m not even being sarcastic for once. Described as a “personal atlas of the evolution of thought”, this 18-metre-long installation maps “pivotal shifts in human perspective over 75 millennia”, which I kind of struggle to get my head around. It’s accompanied by a library of books that informed the installation, and this can be found inside Pitzhanger Manor. In case you haven’t been to Pitzhanger before, you pay a combined entrance fee for the gallery and the manor - which, by the way, is BEAUTIFUL and has a little kid’s activity in almost every room, be it dressing up (we dressed Babu up as Slash), building blocks, drawing or a pile of amazing children’s books. It’s a pretty special place and it also has a lovely cafe, step-free access, good baby changing and a stunning park behind the manor that has a great little wooden playground in it. Ealing seems pretty nice too. I definitely would 👍 Search for “Pitzhanger” on the site for more info. . . . . . . . . . . #coolthingsfortinylondoners #thingstodowithkids #parentblogger #londonblogger #londonmum #londonparents #londonmums #parentingtheshitoutoflife #thingstodoinlondon #thingstodowithkids #londonwithkids #londonmummy #mylondon #londonevents #londonlife #londonblogger #ealing #pitzhangermanor #esdevlin #memorypalace
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