Visiting London with a baby

London is a wonderful place to explore for families with children of all ages, even with your baby.

Today, let's discover the best things to do in London with your family.

London with a baby: article summary

London with a baby: enjoy Story World

Children can have their own adventures through giant trees, on a steamboat or climbing a crow's nest in the clouds.

Outside, in the Story Garden, slide down the tongue of a monster, climb aboard a spaceship or play with giant musical instruments.

There's lots to do with a baby here.

A day pass gives you access to Story World and Story Garden. You can also book admission to storytelling sessions and interactive family exhibitions.

Tate Modern and Tate Britain

These are great places to take children, even very young ones. Not only are they free, but you don't have to be an art expert to enjoy the tour.

There's plenty of space for toddlers to let off steam on the first floor, and its large, airy spaces mean there's plenty of room for the stroller.

London with a baby: Sea Life

In addition to the visual pleasures of colorful marine life, you can immerse yourself in a rainforest adventure full of spooky critters, check out the jellyfish in Ocean Invaders or meet the friendly local stingrays in Ray Lagoon.

Meet Artie the polar bear, an augmented reality attraction that kids love, or check out the regular chats and meal times on the day of your visit, which are always great fun.

The venue is free for under-3s and strollers welcome.

Bach To baby

The critically acclaimed Bach To Baby concert series is presented in numerous venues across London. It is aimed at families with children under the age of 5.

If you're looking for something different, a classical music lesson with your baby is just what you're looking for. could be exactly what you need.

A classical musician plays themed pieces on the instrument of his choice, then ends the session with sung nursery rhymes.

There are no behavioral restrictions for children, so don't worry! if your toddler crawls or dances in the room.

London museums for babies

Whether you're in East or South London, you're never far from a museum.

Believe it or not, museums can be highly suitable for babies.

Chelsea's National Army Museum has Play Base, an indoor soft play assault course designed for children under 8.

Why not visit the Tiny Troopers program for children under 5?

Each month takes on a different theme, but all are fun and sensory sessions where the little ones can sing, play and create.

Take your little ones to the science museum

The South Kensington Science Museum is well worth a visit if you're in central London.

Featuring the Pattern Pod, a huge multi-sensory area for children under 8, the place will delight even the youngest visitors.

There's also a flight simulator for children up to 5 years of age.

There's also The Garden, the children's play area, although designed for slightly older children, giant foam blocks and baby-height mirrors are sure to please.

Prefer the Maritime Museum

Visit Maritime Museum from Greenwich gives little ones the chance to become pirates for a day at the AHOY gallery.

The shipyard's interactive playground is sure to entertain babies and kids alike.

Take your baby to discover life on a pirate ship, buy and sell crockery at the market, power a steam boiler or make friends with sailors and crews in the shipyard.

There's a beach and play area on the ship's deck where the maritime theme comes to life.

Admission is free on weekdays during the school year and holidays. 3 on weekends and public holidays.

Reservations are recommended to guarantee entry. There are toilets and a baby-changing area.

You can also visit the Great Map Café on the second floor for coffee and cakes.

London with a baby: going to the zoo

It may seem like a lot for a baby, but London Zoo is suitable for all ages. It's a great place to have fun and watch your baby laugh with excitement. while the animals prance around their pens.

There are sensory story sessions, especially for babies aged 0 to 8 months. They can go under the sea to meet colorful creatures and discover underwater life.

Sensory storytelling sessions cost 10 per child and are free for the accompanying adult.

There are toilets, a changing area and a dining area to cater to your baby's needs. There's also a restaurant for your refreshment breaks.

Baby parks in London

Despite being a wonderful city, London has a treasure trove of attractive parks just waiting to be explored.

Parks and playgrounds are a godsend for city moms.

Children inevitably need an open space to expend their energy, while Mom needs a green space to clear her head.

Taking your little one to Hyde Park

Undoubtedly one of the most famous parks in central London and the largest of the four royal parks.

There are plenty of activities for all ages to make your day perfect.

Relaxing walks along the Serpentine, the Rose Garden and numerous cafés make it the ideal place to visit when traveling to London with the family.

Hype Park also features a playground for children to burn off excess energy before stopping for coffee ice cream.

Kensington Gardens

À Kensingtonthere are :

• Swings
• Tepees
• Slides
• Ladders

Everything's in place for your little ones to let off steam and enjoy a great day at the park.

Admission is completely free for all.

There's a toilet low enough for the little ones, and a changing area so you can attend to your baby's needs in private. This place perfect for family fun.

Baby stores in London

As every new mom knows, shopping for your children is high on the "to do" list with your baby.

London has an assortment of independent baby boutiques offering urban collections. clothes, toys and gifts for children and babies.

Often dubbed "creative stores for the family", these stores offer much more than an assortment of plastic toys.

Find your perfect match at Bob & Blossom

Bob & Blossom is located in East London.

Launched in 2000 after the birth of the owner's son, they offer a range of baby t-shirts with friendly slogans, as well as a range of soft cotton clothing, a collection of birthday t-shirts and beautiful frilly tutus.

Stroller rental in London: the best deals

Getting around London with baby made easy, the stroller is the right choice. Problem is, if you're traveling by plane, you may not have room to take it with you!

Fortunately, it's possible to rent a stroller in Paris simply and at a reasonable price. Here are a few companies you should know about:

Babondo

Specialized in baby equipment rentalThis platform has strollers and everything else you need: cots, cradles, toys, books, clothes, car seats and more. Enough to cope with the unexpected!

Simply reserve the equipment you want on the website, for the desired dateThen you can choose to have it delivered/pick it up directly from your chosen supplier's boutique. Deliveries can be made to your hotel, your home, in front of your home, etc. a famous monumentor even at the airport.

It's practical rent by the day or for a longer period and consult the user reviews on the platform.

Official website: https://www.babonbo.com/

TinyExplorers

On this platform, you can rent any equipment for baby's comfort, in anticipation of your stay in London, or a stay elsewhere in the UK.

The service is available nationwide and offers definite advantages: delivery the day after your reservation. wherever you likeA wide choice of brand-name strollers, short-term rentals available, many additional equipment options, etc.

Official website: https://tinyexplorers.co.uk/

Baboodle

For longer rentals - from 2 weeks -If you're looking for a company that specializes in equipment for toddlers - you can turn to this company.

Here, too, convenience is the order of the day, with dates selected online and delivery to your door, at the location of your choice.

Official website: https://baboodle.co.uk/

There's lots to do in London with a baby. Between going out and shopping, you won't know where to turn. What you need  enjoy your family holiday! 

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