Swagger. I can't even spell it, but mama says I've got it in spades. Anyone can see I love to pose. I was dancing here, at the London A Cappella Festival last weekend and Mummy snapped me mid-flow. It was

I am standing with two children 42 metres above the ground, overlooking the murky waters of the Thames and feeling safe as houses. We're at the Tower Bridge Exhibition, taking a look inside the monument that's dominated the London skyline

It's Friday the 13th coming up, are you feeling lucky? Put your game face on for the Ice Sculpting fest in Canary Wharf, play African board games and funky sounds at Rich Mix or sing your heart out at King's

Sponsored Post If you are looking for something new and fun to do with your kids, then have you considered exploring Greenwich in South East London? You may have been to Greenwich before with your partner or your friends to visit

The pavements may be lined with tree carcasses but London's ice rinks are still open and we've not lost our seasonal cheer. Don't forget to stop by our Holiday Guide and Top Shows for Under 5s for family activities ongoing through

12 family-friendly ways to usher in 2012 in style... HOT SPOT 1. Whether you plan to brave or escape the fireworks at midnight, the South Bank Centre's Winter Festival offers kids' shows (White, Slava's Snowshow), outdoor market, Winter Garden Grotto, carousel

Should old acquaintance be forgot... ring out the last days of 2011 and welcome the New Year at our pick of family-friendly events around London. Fri-Sun: Lost Letters to Santa at Rich Mix, Bethnal Green Rd, E1 (Shoreditch High St overground) A

They say you should never work with kids or animals. But Professor Bruce Hood adeptly handles children, fish, farm animals, props, a live magician and a talking robot in this year's Royal Institution Christmas Lectures, airing from tonight on BBC