I’m making musical shakers with Gloria (18 months) and David (3 years), sitting on the floor of their small sitting room in a two-story semi-detached house in South London. Their mum Belinda sits with us, watching as the children drop dried corn into it their plastic bottle shaker.

Fussy eating can be a very difficult part of family life. Children refusing certain foods can lead to unhealthy eating patterns, a loss of routine and is often linked to challenging behaviour in other areas…

“We’ve collected so much stuff as a family, things just pile up and I don’t even know what we have anymore”, says Sami. We’re standing in Sami’s family dining room, the large window sills and shelves…

I first met Prya when door knocking, she was on her way out to the baby clinic with her 6 month old baby Akansha. As I handed her a flyer and explained about the playgroup, she said ‘English not so much’. Next week I knocked again

Have you ever wondered what happens inside your body when you put off going to the loo? Well now you can find out in this fun story book aimed at children aged 4 – 7 years written by Sally-Anne Donaldson with Alina Lynden from ERIC, The Children’s Bowel & Bladder Charity.

As employees arrived for the workday, kids in hand, they entered the colourful arts café for a day of family activities, inspired by the business’ key work: advertising and marketing…

Lead Creative Homes artist, Holly Dabbs, tells the story of how our hub sessions at L&Q’s Ira Court helped turn a nondescript stairwell into a ‘Magnificent World’.

This half term our sister company Tea Dance for Little People was at the Victoria and Albert Museum taking families on an exciting interactive adventure to explore the Willow Pattern.

An important part of what we do at Curious Families is help link families to further support from other Home, Health or Play services. This can mean support with things like housing, employment or health care, but equally access to local play and cultural venues.

2020 – what a year, right? What will cultural activity look like for families in 2021 and beyond? Will organisations like TDLP & Creative Homes survive, with cultural venues and festivals unable to guarantee to open in 2021?

Be transported on a musical time-travelling journey from the Victorian era into the future. Experience the sounds of the cello and the clarinet, immerse yourself in an eclectic mixture of London sounds…

Characters lead families through interactive scenes across the whole venue, where they can enjoy the spaces, the traditional story and interact with musical ghosts and parlour games, for a full flavour of a Victorian Christmas.

Join the Camouflage Unit, a team of creative designers and illusionists with specialist skills in the art of deception and illusion, in this immersive family event. Get code-breaking, don desert disguises, witness some mirror ‘magic’ and help the team make models that were used to take part in a series of deception operations…

Travel forward 300 years in a time machine. When you step out, life is different. All humans now live on boats and you are tasked with the role of Earth Protectors. Get to your boat to hear your mission. You must find the last plant on Earth and take it back 300 years to 2023.

Maria, having booked Curious Families UK for her kids’ parties year after year, contacted us to ask if we could do an adult birthday party.
Well yes of course we can!

Fancied trying an escape room but would quite like it delivered to your doorstep? Then look no furhter!