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Not Sports Related: Keeping 4 year old kids entertained in London - ideas needed
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I'm in need of ideas how to keep two 4 year olds entertained in London on a Monday.
I'm supposed to be meeting up with a close pal and his daughter in Central London next Monday and the pair of us are struggling to come up with a decent idea of where to go or what to do. Obviously preferable to be indoors rather than outdoors so dont have to rely on the weather and we done the London Aquarium last year, so thats out really.
Anyone got any good suggestions? -
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CommentAuthorguinnessaddick
- CommentTimeFeb 8th 2010
If they like dinosaurs, you could take them to see dinosaurs unleased, on oxford street. -
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If they like beer you could take them to the pub.
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http://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/visitmuseum/agegroups/under_5s.aspx
Have a look at this - Friend in work took her 4 year old last year and they loved it :o) -
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CommentAuthorWestStandCookie
- CommentTimeFeb 8th 2010
Posted By: MariaCAFChttp://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/visitmuseum/agegroups/under_5s.aspx
Have a look at this - Friend in work took her 4 year old last year and they loved it :o)
Can you take me for Valentines Day?!? :-) -
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Since when have you been UNDER 5?!?!?!
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CommentAuthorWestStandCookie
- CommentTimeFeb 8th 2010
Posted By: MariaCAFCSince when have you been UNDER 5?!?!?!
;o)
mental age is about 2 & a half as you well know! :-) -
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CommentAuthorHenry Irving
- CommentTimeFeb 8th 2010
Posted By: MariaCAFCSince when have you been UNDER 5?!?!?!
;o)
There is a rude answer to that but I think I will leave it : - ) -
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Posted By: WestStandCookie
Posted By: MariaCAFChttp://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/visitmuseum/agegroups/under_5s.aspx
Have a look at this - Friend in work took her 4 year old last year and they loved it :o)
Can you take me for Valentines Day?!? :-)
Only take him if he can provide photographic proof of clandestine meetings at The O2 -
- CommentAuthorbilly cotton
- CommentTimeFeb 8th 2010
i took my 6 year old nephew to HMS Belfast, he absolutely loved it and still says it was his best day out. not sure if 4 is a bit young for it though. -
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CommentAuthorValley McMoist
- CommentTimeFeb 8th 2010
London Transport Museum in Covent Garden was always popular with my boy when he was about 4 -
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Emirates Stadium tour?
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CommentAuthorCharlton Dan
- CommentTimeFeb 8th 2010
Get an XBOX :)
Seriously try the Natural History or Science Museums -
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- CommentAuthorclive the addick
- CommentTimeFeb 8th 2010
you wont
belive it [by piccadilly circus ] i can give you a voucher that gives you money off amd a goody bag for kids
london dungeon ;tooley st london bridge
clink musem [clink st london bridge]
war museum [lambeth rd]
nat history museum kensington
the canery wharf ice rink [only there for another week]
trocadea piccadilly circus
tate moden southbank
planet hollywood covetry st
billy elliot afternoon show [opp victoria stn]
lion king cathrine st off the strand
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Take them to watch Charlton ..Oooops sorry you said entertaining ;-)
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- CommentAuthorsadiejane1981
- CommentTimeFeb 8th 2010
i'd say science museum everytime, there is a great learn by play area on the ground and throughout the museum there are things to touch and try out, I took a group of 15 children from age 1-15 there a few years ago and they all loved it. -
Thanks for the suggestions everyone, we had been toying with the Science Museum and it appears everyone seems to be in agreement too.
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One thing I'd say about the Science Museum is that in school holidays it is heaving, so might be worth checking London term dates to make sure your trip doesn't coincide.
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