What?: The Whitechapel Gallery’s Crib Notes events for under-fours and their carers are sporadic to say the least. We’d already […]
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It annoys me when these things advertise themselves as suitable for all ages when they actually mean suitable for over-twos.
Get into the festive spirit with magical theatre, Christmas markets, winter festivals and family-friendly parties.
Every parent knows that social etiquette goes out the window post-baby and it’s nice to be given some kind of reassurance that that’s ok.
These things really do need the insanely fanatical hosts that I instantly want to chloroform to be vaguely bearable.
I was initially dispirited by the floor cushions that had been laid out in a semicircle out of snack-slinging distance of the host.
This new generation of music-loving parents won’t be fobbed off with naff kids’ discos with their PG playlists and parent-placating bars, and why the hell should they?
This month, grab your little and lose yourselves in toddler-friendly live music events and spine-chilling Halloween festivities.
Anna lives in Leyton with her husband Matt and their daughters Mae, four, and Eve, three months.
The gallery is light, clean – at least for now – and well designed, with lots of clever touches to keep small people interested.
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