Quite frankly this exhibition could have been themed around soiled nappies and we’d probably still go along for a look.
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What?: The Whitechapel Gallery’s Crib Notes events for under-fours and their carers are sporadic to say the least. We’d already […]
It annoys me when these things advertise themselves as suitable for all ages when they actually mean suitable for over-twos.
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.
After a lot of running around brandishing her painty weapons, Bab thankfully decided against a dirty protest.
Everything here was child-friendly provided Bab didn’t spend so long playing with it that she found ways for it to not be.
Going out with the urchins under the pretence that you’re a nice normal family often serves as a startling reminder that the opposite is true.
The garden is a haven for anyone in need of a place to chill, kids or no kids, and a refreshingly leafy retreat from the urban jungle.
While everything about The Mother Maker markets is child-friendly, this still felt like a reassuringly grown-up affair.
The main space resembled an NCT outing to the Bugaboo factory, with piled-up pushchairs, harassed mums and squawking toddlers.
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