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Tag Archives: eating out
The Bucket and Spade List Part 1
You’ve heard of the Bucket List, right? Starting off as a list of things to do before you die, it’s become a generic term for a list of cool stuff you want to do. So, we’ve hijacked that for our … Continue reading
Posted in Facts! And facts are important!
Tagged Central London, East London, eating out, museums, North London, parks, summer holidays
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The Rabbit Hole – 18/06/14
I’ve had my eye on the Rabbit Hole for a few weeks now. A play cafe opening in East London. .. It needed to be investigated. It was a bit tricky organising people to go with me and the sunshine … Continue reading
Posted in Cake and the finest wines known to humanity (eating out)
Tagged cafes, cake, coffee, East London, eating out, play
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IKEA With a Toddler – 21/04/14
There are two ways to approach the IKEA experience, especially when you’re trying to do it with a child or two in tow. One is to treat it like a fun day out – forget about buying anything specific, just … Continue reading
Posted in Just wandering....
Tagged cake, eating out, North London, play, playground, shopping
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Greenwich and Charlton – 29/03/14
Yesterday, I decided it was Family Time. We’ve had weeks of house-moving stress, packing, unpacking, trying to get things done with the kids under our feet and of course 10 days of chickenpox isolation thrown into the mix. Added all … Continue reading
2013 in Review
I’m writing this as part of the Mumsnet Bloggers’ linky. Well, I was going to do it anyway but now I feel less bad about boring you all with stuff you already know… It’s been an amazing year on the … Continue reading
Gobaby App, a Sponsored Post in Association with Wauwaa
Have you entered the wauwaa giveaway yet? You totally should. There’s only one day left, and you could win a £50 voucher, to buy puppy rucksacks or whatever it is you like. Meanwhile, in association with wauwaa, I was asked … Continue reading
Posted in Reviewing the Situation
Tagged apps, Central London, eating out, shopping, The, tube
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Deli Nene, Beckenham – 19/10/13
Hello, all you cave-dwelling hermits! Yes, I’m addressing you, the people who just have crawled out of the cave for the first time since 1968 and have just discovered this thing we call The Internet. Because you are probably the … Continue reading
Glass Mill Leisure Centre – 16/10/13
Sorry there hasn’t been a lot of action on the blog lately. Vomiting bug stopped play. Last week was meant to be spent visiting toddler-friendly cafes and eating cake, but it’s hard to do that with your head in an … Continue reading
Posted in Token attempts at exercise (leisure centres)
Tagged eating out, shopping, South London, swimming
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Chips and Changing Tables – Eating Out With a Toddler Part 1 Zillion….
Cause, yknow we’ve done a lot of this eating out with a toddler thing now. Newborns, weaners, toddler, preschoolers, schoolkids…we’ve dropped ketchup on them all, in restaurants all over London. But here are some that have been more fun than … Continue reading
The “London’s Most Toddler-Friendly Cafe” Award
Yesterday we went to The Dish and Spoon cafe in East Dulwich. I haven’t written about it yet, because I have to get my head around Maori politics first, but it gave me an idea. A quest! And the quest … Continue reading