October 2014 Newsletter – Halloween Special activities with kids
Sep 30 2014- Newsletter
- Last Updated on 29 September 2014
- Monica Costa
Dear London Mums
Our Winter magazine issue will be out soon – watch this space!
It will include exclusive interviews with Karren Brady, Sir Quentin Blake as well as Baking TV star Cat Dresser, Chef Aldo Zilli and Agony Aunt Dr Ellie Cannon (with her tips to help us out with all our health dilemmas).
At the end of October we’ll have another half term and entertaining the kids during the Halloween should not be too hard considering in London there’s so much happening and lots of events are FREE. Check our EVENTS’ CALENDAR or our ACTIVITIES SECTION as well as our Halloween Special below for inspiration on things to do. If you decide traveling across London is too stressful for you and your young children then check our GET CREATIVE SECTION (including Halloween Craft with links below) with tips for indoor activities.
September 2014 Newsletter – Back-to-school essentials
Sep 01 2014- Newsletter
- Last Updated on 29 August 2014
- Monica Costa
Dear London Mums
Welcome back to normality after the school holidays! School is back but are we sure we are ready? To help you out check out our features covering Back to School essentials. Hopefully you’ll find some inspiration.
Summer 2014 Newsletter – Things to do with kids over the Summer
Jul 01 2014- Newsletter
- Last Updated on 04 July 2014
- Monica Costa
Dear London Mums
London has been blessed with sunshine so let’s make the most of it! Let’s hope for a dry and sunny Summer 2014! Check out London Mums’ 26 Fab Things to do with (and without) kids in London
My top Summer read is our latest magazine issue (number 12!) covering exclusive interviews with TV Dr Ellie Cannon, Horrid Henry’s author Francesca Simon, TV and radio presenter Jamie Theakston, TV Super Mums Konnie Huq and Katie Hill. We also have an original tale written by Italian children’s author Max Spera for London Kids. Enjoy! A good bedtime story to be told many times in the years to come.
