Wind in the Willows park in Great Holm, Milton Keynes. There’s a good range of wooden play equipment including a car, house, big swing and tunnel. We love the carved characters which include toad, badger and ratty. It is a park you can spend some time at. Be considerate where you park. It’s in Petworth in Great Holm. If you put the street name into your GPS then you’ll come down Holyrood then you need to turn left and you’ll see the entrance to the park. Alternatively the closest postcode we’ve found is MK8 9DH. Wind in the Willows park in Great Holm, Milton Keynes it’s a themed park based around the characters from the story. You walk through a wooden entrance way to discover lots of fun wooden play equipment. Maya absolutely loved the small climbing frame with the pulley. In fact she spent most of her time at the park lifting the bucket up and putting it down again. There’s also a wobbly boat which I know is a favourite with toddlers and a car which has a steering wheel. There’s a big swing, baby swings and a small tunnel as well as a small wooden assault course with different level steps.
Stanton Low Park is the best new park in Milton Keynes. In fact I’m going to stick my neck on the line and say this is one of the best parks in MK all together. Why? Well it’s big, beautiful and has equipment for a variety of ages. It’s definitely worth going out of your way to if you live on the other side of the city. There’s a fun zip-line. I know it’s fun, because I tried it out for you. My boys are too small to go on it at the moment so of course I had to check it out. There are some good wooden houses which are great for little ones as well as a tunnel and slide. There are baby swings and big swings. There are balance beams and a big rock sculpture thing
We visited Woburn for the second time this year. We were lucky enough to experience a really good self-drive safari first thing and saw many animals that we hadn’t see last time. During the safari we got up close to elephants, giraffes, rhinos, lions, tigers, bears and wolves as well as some of the cattle and deer. The weather was great, not too hot which meant that many of the animals were out having fun. In particular, the bears, wolves, elephants, rhinos and giraffes. After our initial safari we then parked up and walked around the foot-safari and thanks to the leaflet with all the times on were able to see the penguins being fed, listen to the spider monkey talk and see the lemurs in full swing. We didn’t have time for many of the activities or shows and could easily have spent another day here. We enjoyed the Red Panda, the indoor play area, the swan boats and of course the gift shop!
There are 17 species of penguin and the King Penguin is the second largest, weighing up to 18kg. The largest is the Emperor Penguin, which can weigh 45kg and the smallest is the Little Penguin which weighs 2kg. Distribution: South Georgia Island to Tierra del Fuego. Diet: Fresh whole Herring, plus vitamins and salt. Breeding: The King Penguin incubates a single egg on their feet. As with most penguin species they are brooded by both male and female, with incubation lasting from 33-64 days. Newly hatched chicks are covered with fine down and continue to be cared for by both parents until they are big enough and able to keep themselves warm. Food is provided by both parents in the form of regurgitated fish, squid or krill. The chicks of most species will moult into their adult plumage and fledge at between 2 and 5 months, however King Penguin chicks take up to 16 months. Status in the wild: This is one of the few penguin species whose numbers are steady and on some islands are on the increase. Penguins are fascinating, funny and entertaining, and as well as Humboldts, Birdland is also home to England’s only collection of King Penguins. In the wild there are 17 species of penguin, which is a group of flightless birds designed for speed in water rather than the air. Above and Below the Water Our window in the water shows how our penguins’ much loved waddling turns into power and elegance once they are underwater and truly in their element …. Less than 10,000 birds means the Humboldt penguin is one of the rarest of the 17 species of penguin. All the Humboldt Penguins at Birdland are captive bred. Distribution: Coasts and islands of Peru and Chile. Diet: Fresh whole Sprats, plus vitamins and salt. Breeding: Two white eggs are laid underground in the wild, or in a nestbox in captivity, and incubation is 39 days, with both parents rearing the chicks. Status in the wild: Less than 10,000 birds means the Humboldt is one of the rarest of the 17 species of penguin. Major threats are over-fishing and pollution.
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Opened in 1997 The Dragonfly Maze, Bourton on the Water is a traditional yew hedge maze with a difference. We had some funny moments getting lost on this Clue Outdoor Fun yew hedge maze for Kids. As you walk round the half a mile of pathways look out for the 14 numbered clues. The aim is still to reach the middle of the maze however, if you can get there with all the correct answers written on your card – then you should know how to find The Golden Dragonfly hidden in the round house at the centre! More tricky than it looks you should allow yourselves 20 – 30 minutes to complete our maze. Afterwards take a look in our shop “Amaze n things” full of traditional toys, puzzles and gifts. info@thedragonflymaze … Bourton-on-the-Water is a village in the rural Cotswolds area of south central England. Straddling the River Windrush, it’s known for its low bridges and traditional stone houses. The Cotswold Motoring Museum features vintage cars and a toy collection. Birdland is home to species including parrots, owls and king penguins, plus life-size model dinosaurs. The Model Village is a 1930s scale replica of the village. Hi guys, Thanks for landing here again, on our Kids for Kids, Family Friendly, Toddler Videos Channel. The channel stars them, Maya, and her little sister Sophia, and sometimes mom and dad! We love going to the park, visiting indoor, outdoor playgrounds, discovering new places. We will have lots of fun as they will grow up together. Thanks again for visiting their channel. Please subscribe, like, comment & enjoy watching the little girls grow up together! And…click the bell as well so that you are notified when a new video comes out!
There is so much for them to do at Mead Open Farm. Maya enjoyed a lot playing inside also. Animals are great and funny and are well cared for, indoor play area is great for all ages, cafes serve good food and each year there is always a new activity like the high ropes, bouncy pillars etc. In addition to the regular activities, the themed days are brilliant. This is a farm that caters for all ages and for families that have children of different ages to please, this is perfect. Oh and it’s educational too! … You can expect the very best family day out at award winning, Mead Open Farm. With 30 acres of action packed play inside and out, as well as ‘hands-on’ farmyard fun, there’s so much to discover. From cheeky goats, cute piglets and adorable sheep to fluffy rabbits, squeaky guinea pigs and friendly donkeys and ponies, meet plenty of animal friends. Plus, join in with daily animal activities and demonstrations including bottle feeding lambs, pony grooming, meet the animals and more! Outside, little daredevils will love the High Ropes Course which boasts a 20ft high Sky Trail challenge for the more adventurous and a smaller Sky Tykes course for younger explorers! Elsewhere, there’s plenty more outdoor adventure to discover including Topsy Turvy Towers adventure play area, Giants Rock Climbing Wall, crazy golf, Digger Village and go-karts, as well as seasonal tractor and trailer rides. And, from summer 2015, children will love the Jumping Pillows! Plus for ‘iffy’ weather days, Mead Open Farm boasts Shaggy’s huge indoor PlayWorld. Packed with fun, children can brave giant drop slides, fire ball cannons, scramble through nets and more. And to ensure play for all, toddlers will love to explore Mini Moos imagination village. Hungry? Shaggy’s PlayWorld Cafe is open every day, with a seasonal Hideout and Takeout Cafe and Paddock Kiosk. From February Lambing and the Easter Bunny Bonanza to Freaky Fortnight and Christmas Kingdom, visit the website for special events. Special group and educational packages are available as well as fun children’s birthday parties. Mead Open Farm is just south of Leighton Buzzard in Bedfordshire. Use LU7 9JH for Sat navs. Mead Open Farm Stanbridge Road, Billington, Leighton Buzzard LU7 9JH, England
There are two fun outdoor play areas in Brooklands Meadow Park, each different in design to cater for younger and older children, they are very popular in the summer months. The park is well used by local residents with a rapidly increasing catchment area. Attractive, ornate bridges are scattered throughout the park and provide a real point of interest. There are also some pleasant wildflower areas along the margins of the brook itself. Please be careful when visiting during wetter weather – the site does flood considerably when rainfall is heavy. We would recommend dogs are kept on leads in Brooklands Meadow Park. …. This is probably the park in MK that we have visited the most. It has a sand pit area and wooden structure for children to climb up and then put the sand down the chutes. It resembles a smaller version of the sand and water pump area at Sywell Country Park – but there’s no water. There’s a small climbing frame which is good for toddlers and a larger climbing frame which has a wide bumpy slide. The tarmac floor is multi-coloured. There are animal shaped rockers as well as carved wooden animal sculptures. There’s a fun wobbly pirate ship and a baby swing. The park is beautiful in the summer and set amongst wild flowers. It’s easy to get to – the best postcode is MK10 7ER which takes you to Trafalgar Drive which is the road opposite the park. It is of course a residential area so please be considerate to people living there when parking. http://miltonkeyneskids.com/project/b…#
Buy your pot of nectar at the entrance to Rainbow Landing and you’ll soon be making friends with these colourful birds. Meet the lories and lorikeets – brightly feathered parrots who are specially equipped for their diet of nectar, with a brush-like tongue. Rainbow Landing is home to Red Lories, Dusky Lories, and Green Napped Lorikeets. ….. Try not to laugh, but we visited Woburn for the second time this year. We were lucky enough to experience a really good self-drive safari first thing and saw many animals that we hadn’t see last time. During the safari we got up close to elephants, giraffes, rhinos, lions, tigers, bears and wolves as well as some of the cattle and deer. The weather was great, not too hot which meant that many of the animals were out having fun. In particular, the bears, wolves, elephants, rhinos and giraffes. After our initial safari we then parked up and walked around the foot-safari and thanks to the leaflet with all the times on were able to see the penguins being fed, listen to the spider monkey talk and see the lemurs in full swing. We didn’t have time for many of the activities or shows and could easily have spent another day here. We enjoyed the Red Panda, the indoor play area, the swan boats and of course the gift shop!
Outdoor Kids PLAYGROUND Fun | Jumping on the Pillows | Mead Open Farm There is so much for kids to do at Mead Open Farm. Maya one of the five little monkeys enjoyed a lot jumping on the Bed Pillows, play in the sand, outdoor playground, kids playground. Animals are great and funny and are well cared for, indoor play area is great for all ages, cafes serve good food and each year there is always a new activity like the high ropes, bouncy pillars etc. In addition to the regular activities, the themed days are brilliant. This is a farm that caters for all ages and for families that have children of different ages to please, this is perfect. Oh and it’s educational too! … You can expect the very best family day out at award winning, Mead Open Farm. With 30 acres of action packed play inside and out, as well as ‘hands-on’ farmyard fun, there’s so much to discover. From cheeky goats, cute piglets and adorable sheep to fluffy rabbits, squeaky guinea pigs and friendly donkeys and ponies, meet plenty of animal friends. Plus, join in with daily animal activities and demonstrations including bottle feeding lambs, pony grooming, meet the animals and more! Outside, little daredevils will love the High Ropes Course which boasts a 20ft high Sky Trail challenge for the more adventurous and a smaller Sky Tykes course for younger explorers! Elsewhere, there’s plenty more outdoor adventure to discover including Topsy Turvy Towers adventure play area, Giants Rock Climbing Wall, crazy golf, Digger Village and go-karts, as well as seasonal tractor and trailer rides. And, from summer 2015, children will love the Jumping Pillows! Plus for ‘iffy’ weather days, Mead Open Farm boasts Shaggy’s huge indoor PlayWorld. Packed with fun, children can brave giant drop slides, fire ball cannons, scramble through nets and more. And to ensure play for all, toddlers will love to explore Mini Moos imagination village. Hungry? Shaggy’s PlayWorld Cafe is open every day, with a seasonal Hideout and Takeout Cafe and Paddock Kiosk. From February Lambing and the Easter Bunny Bonanza to Freaky Fortnight and Christmas Kingdom, visit the website for special events. Special group and educational packages are available as well as fun children’s birthday parties. Mead Open Farm is just south of Leighton Buzzard in Bedfordshire. Use LU7 9JH for Sat navs. Mead Open Farm Stanbridge Road, Billington, Leighton Buzzard LU7 9JH, England
Learn coloring animals objects cake etc. for kids who usually like whiteboard drawing. Teach babies by drawing and coloring is one of the most things help them become smart and active, not only learn colors but also learn how to use them in relation with other aspects of life. … Learning Colours, Colour, RED, WHITE, GRAY, PURPLE, BLUE, GREEN, YELLOW, ORANGE, BROWN, BLACK, PINK, INDIGO VIOLET EAL LIME NAVY MAGENTA TURQUOISE GOLD SILVER CHAIR SOFA SUITCASE CUP ROCKET HOUSE HEART DUCK FISH WINGS AIRPLANE TREE SUN CAR DOORBOTTLE FLOWERS CLOUD HAND BAG LAMP RING BUILDING CUPCAKE PIE TABLE FLAG MOON DESK Mountain VAN CRAYON BED CLOCK BURGER BRUSH DOUGHNUT ICE CREAM PIZZA BULB MICROSCOPE BOOK MAGNET COMPASS CAMERA AIR BALOON
ZSL Whipsnade Zoo’s Butterfly House is one of the largest butterfly biomes of any UK Zoo. Featuring more than 30 different species from around the world, visitors are surrounded by hundreds of colourful butterflies.This chrysalis-shaped exhibit offers an exquisite tropical experience, as well as a wonderful place for families to learn about nature. As you travel through our butterfly domain, you will enter our interactive Metamorphosis Zone and be able to see every stage of the caterpillar/butterfly life-cycle. Featuring a puparium, the metamorphosis zone shows live pupae emerging from their cocoons with keepers on hand to demonstrate the art of raising butterflies. Throughout your journey through the Butterfly House, you could encounter the fearsome Blue Tiger, Zebra Longwing, or even the majestic Madagascan comet moth. Each of these species can be spotted through their vivid colours, colours that have hidden meaning within the Butterfly World. From camouflage to mating, colour plays an important part in a butterfly’s life, and with our engaging talks you can unravel the mysteries. Once you’ve encountered our fluttering friends, if you’re feeling brave, you can head down to meet our West African Dwarf Crocodiles. Don’t let their teeth scare you, these swamp dwellers are one of the smallest crocodiles. Learn more about how these reptiles have come under threat through your travels in this fantastic exhibit. https://www.zsl.org/zsl-whipsnade-zoo…
You can expect the very best family day out at award winning, Mead Open Farm. With 30 acres of action packed play inside and out, as well as ‘hands-on’ farmyard fun, there’s so much to discover. From cheeky goats, cute piglets and adorable sheep to fluffy rabbits, squeaky guinea pigs and friendly donkeys and ponies, meet plenty of animal friends. Plus, join in with daily animal activities and demonstrations including bottle feeding lambs, pony grooming, meet the animals and more! Outside, little daredevils will love the High Ropes Course which boasts a 20ft high Sky Trail challenge for the more adventurous and a smaller Sky Tykes course for younger explorers! Elsewhere, there’s plenty more outdoor adventure to discover including Topsy Turvy Towers adventure play area, Giants Rock Climbing Wall, crazy golf, Digger Village and go-karts, as well as seasonal tractor and trailer rides. And, from summer 2015, children will love the Jumping Pillows! Plus for ‘iffy’ weather days, Mead Open Farm boasts Shaggy’s huge indoor PlayWorld. Packed with fun, children can brave giant drop slides, fire ball cannons, scramble through nets and more. And to ensure play for all, toddlers will love to explore Mini Moos imagination village. Hungry? Shaggy’s PlayWorld Cafe is open every day, with a seasonal Hideout and Takeout Cafe and Paddock Kiosk. From February Lambing and the Easter Bunny Bonanza to Freaky Fortnight and Christmas Kingdom, visit the website for special events. Special group and educational packages are available as well as fun children’s birthday parties. Mead Open Farm is just south of Leighton Buzzard in Bedfordshire. Use LU7 9JH for Sat navs. Mead Open Farm Stanbridge Road, Billington, Leighton Buzzard LU7 9JH, England
We visited Adventure Island indoor play centre, Southend-on-Sea. Junior rides and soft play area. Childs meal deal included. Excellent facility. Clean and modern. Staff fantastic and all interact with the kids brilliantly. Fantastic day indoors for Maya (maybe a bit tame for older ones) Meals ate in adjacent Feelgoods diner. Difficult, if not impossible, to fault. Staff friendly and attentive. Food choices good for kids and grown ups. Daddy exhausted chasing Maya all over. Would highly recommend … ADVENTURE INSIDE Our brand new Indoor Centre of Fun is now open with exciting new rides and attractions plus The Radio Essex Café. You can enjoy Adventure Inside when all of Adventure Island is open using your great value Ride Bands or Annual Passes. We are open every day of the year except Christmas Day and Boxing day. ADVENTURE INSIDE Our brand new Indoor Centre of Fun is now open with exciting new rides and attractions. You can enjoy Adventure Inside when all of Adventure Island is open using your great value Ride Bands or Annual Passes. When Adventure Island is closed, Adventure Inside will be open and you will be able to enjoy the rides and attractions with an Adventure Inside Ride Band and Play Centre Band. There are over 100 arcade games spread across Adventure Inside and Feelgoods. They are the most up-to-date family entertainment games from around the globe! You can win tickets on the machines that can then be exchanged for prizes ranging from lolly pops to the latest in toys and technology! Adventure Inside houses one of the only arcades in the country that gives you free money! You are given a free game card, which you put money onto. Then you are rewarded with extra money if you top up by the following amounts: £5 get 50p £10 get £2 £20 get £5 PlayStack and PlayPod – £4.00 PlayStack, PlayPod and Rides – £10.00 On Adventure Inside only days (turquoise days) Feelgoods Pizza Pasta Play will also be open with Kids Meals at – £5.50 As well as all the new rides and attractions, there is also brand new state-of-art video games (including the latest Star Wars experience), Coffee and Light bites Cafe, Gift Shop and much much more…BUT MOST IMPORTANTLY, A ROOF! Children under 1.2m in height will receive a free accompanying adult on any ride they go in, icluding the soft play! Babies under 6 months old will go free in Play Pod and Play Stack when an adult is accompanying an older child. Buy Tickets Now! Tickets purchased before 11am can be used the same day. Tickets purchased after 11am can be used from the next day Guests under 1 metre tall RED BANDS – £15.00 outdoor playground, for kids, kids playing with toys, kids playground, kids channel, kids video, children playing, nursery rhymes, pretend play, kids toys, kids movies, kids playing in a park, family channel, family fun, hide and seek, toddler learning video, learn colors, preschool learning, southend on sea, …
Last week Maya spotted a little mouse in the house. At first we didn’t believed her, mommy thinking she is mentioning her toys. But she saw it after and we ordered some traps. We placed some cheese inside and that’s how we caught Mickey Mouse. We went out to release him at Fuzton Lake. A wonderful place near us. After that, we played and walked and fed some ducks. A lovely evening. Furzton Lake Don’t miss Providing a striking landmark at Furzton is the Triple Star Head sculpture by Romanian artist Paul Neagu, shaped like a comet with its tail erupting from the earth. Look out, too, for the Silhouetted Portals by Wendy Hitchings – wooden sculptures on the islands near Lynmouth Crescent, which have proved popular with the resident bird population. Find out about the artworks at Furzton Lake and in our other parks here. There is a designated barbecue area near the ‘star’ car park, off the V4 Watling Street. Groups of 10 or more will need permission from info@theparkstrust.com Sport A Model Boat Club operates from Furzton, using the bays on the Lynmouth Crescent side of the lake. Fishing at the lake is managed by Milton Keynes Angling Association. Korfball is played on Thursday nights in the summer. Events For full programme see our events pages. Wildlife Volunteers help The Parks Trust clear the islands of scrub and bramble, to provide a better habitat for ground nesting birds. The lake also has a large population of geese and other waterfowl. Car parking Free car parking at the following locations: V4 Watling St opposite the National Bowl Lynmouth Crescent between Swimbridge Lane and Pinkworthy Shirwell Crecent Charging points for electric cars can be found in the car park off Shirwell Crescent. Toilets There are no public toilets at this site, but the hotel has customer toilets during opening hours. Disabled access There are good all-weather paths around the lake with some steep gradients near the outflow close to the V4 car park.
We’ve just created our this animated video for children about Jumbo, the friendly Elephant. Hope you like it. We plan to do many more like this on this channel. So please encourage us by subscribing, linking, commenting and sharing. We really enjoy doing this. Meet Jumbo, the friendly Elephant Jumbo is the largest land animal in the world. Jumbo can live to be over 70 years old. Do you know the only one mammal that can’t jump? Yes, it’s the elephant. You don’t want to be in his way. He can be very fast. Jumbo is super smart. Jumbo is capable of hearing sound waves well below our human hearing limitation. Elephants have poor eyesight but an amazing sense of smell. Jumbo has a slow pulse rate of 27. A canary has 1000. Imagine that. Jumbo’s skin is an inch thick. But still, he can get sunburned. That’s why they bathe in mud, to help protect the skin. He has large, thin ears to regulate his temperature, especially in hot climates. Elephants can swim. They use their trunk to breathe in deep water. Elephants have the longest pregnancy of all the animals. 22 months. Baby elephants stay with mum for up to 10 years. The family groups are very close. Jumbo can cry, play, have incredible memories, and laugh. Elephants have greeting ceremonies when a friend returns to the group and don’t fight very often. Elephants are social creatures. They don’t get upset too often. Adult elephants have no real predators in the wild…except us. …
SWITCH UP YOUTUBE KIDS for OUTDOOR Playground Fun | Creative Play | Emberton Country Park Video We went out in Emberton Country Park, a wonderful park in Milton Keynes. It has excellent play areas which includes a big pirate ship, a big slide and a floor trampoline. There’s also a new creative play area with shingle and a sandpit with diggers. Lovely walks around the lake. Maya even spent some time with some ducklings. You can easily enjoy a good few hours there. The park is free to enjoy – you can park a bit further away on a residential street or otherwise charges apply in the actual park itself. Emberton Country Park is a 200-acre (0.81 km2) Country park on the Great Ouse River, located near the village of Emberton, near the town of Olney, Buckinghamshire, England, United Kingdom.
