As I’ve mentioned before, we don’t have a car, so are currently at the mercy of public transport with a pram. Both Alex and I do have licences though, albeit very dusty ones, so we’ll probably think about getting a car in the next few years (I’m not even entertaining the idea of tube steps…
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Good Reads: The Pantone Colours Book For Children
Read moreWe Love The Pantone Colours Book For Children I was thrilled to find a copy of the Pantone Colours book for children recently. Have you heard about it? It’s a baby-friendly board book with dedicated pages for each colour, and a grid with a selection of different light and dark shades. Each of the shades…
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London: We Go To West Norwood Feast
Read moreWe Went To West Norwood Feast We recently went to the West Norwood Feast – have you been? Here’s why it’s fun for parents and babies, especially if you’re local to south-east London. As I’ve mentioned, teething = bad, and after a pretty testy night we were all feeling a bit tired and irritable today.…
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The Best White Noise App For Babies
Read moreAre You Looking For The Best White Noise App For Babies? Are you looking for the best white noise app for babies? White noise is brilliant for soothing babies and getting them to go to sleep. Having a white noise app for babies is handy and useful – especially if you want more sleep. My…
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Street piano in Herne Hill station
Read moreEliza and I have recently become regular visitors to Herne Hill. I used to go there a lot when I first moved to London because there was a good bar there. Now, we go for Gymboree. One thing that catches Eliza’s attention every time is the street piano in the station, a free piano that’s…
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How To Travel By Public Transport In London With A Baby
Read moreHere’s How To Travel By Public Transport In London With A Baby If you’re looking for tips and hints on the best way of getting around public transport in London, with a baby and when you have children in a pram, read this post on how to travel by public transport in London with a…