Entrance fee is a bit steep, especially considering that a lot of the ride-on toys inside are…read morefor-pay and you're not allowed to bring food or drinks as they have a café and want you to buy everything from them. Prices for food and drink are quite reasonable though, so that's okay. They have a small climbing area (soft play) in the back which I wish was bigger because it's the best part of the whole operation. There are way too many electronic toys for my liking, lots of ride-ons and arcade games. Hard to steer clear of as they dominante the space. Look out for classes held here as they usually include free entry to the facility.

My children love this place. There are so many things to do - there's a climbing frame, a soft play…read morearea, arcade games, and even a little library. It's good value for money, especially as you can get a loyalty card so every 10th visit is free. I like the fact that there's no fried food, just salads and healthy snacks for the kids. Oh and the carrot cake is to die for! Staff are incredibly friendly and it's always very clean. We had my son's 6th birthday party there - everything was really well organised and the team was really kind. When it was time to sing happy birthday, Eddie Catz himself came out with the cake!

My kid (age 7) was caught underneath the slide with his trousers down and another kid was sucking…read morehim after that incident I pulled out my 22 cal revolver and all of the little failed abortions in there 10/10 ~ didn't see any black kids either

It's A Kids Thing is so good it's won an award (LBC's 2006 Living London Award for best…read moreneighbourhood sports facility). Kids can play in the indoor playground and soft play area, while parents relax with a coffee in full view of the children. There's a cafe full of yummy food, and it caters for babies too. It's fab for kids' birthday parties. There are also a range of classes you can book, including socatots, messy art, singing and ballet.

Our son went to Playdays Nursery, Chiswick, for close to 3 years. We recommend it highly. The staff…read moreled by Ms Sarah is friendly, competent, and engaging. Focus on child development is top notch; it is tailored to each individual's requirement, which is excellent. The processes, especially during the Covid situation, is noteworthy. Above all, the heart & soul that goes in from each member of staff needs a mention. Best, Nitish & Saumya.

After careful consideration and scrutiny of all nurseries in the area, Play Days seemed to best fit…read morethe speciations and so far so good. It is really difficult to make that decision, obviously, you are leaving your most precious possession in the care of someone else. Here, they make you feel at ease, they have separate rooms for each age group as it enables better child development. Food is prepared fresh, they take into consideration your babies routine at home, especially when they have just begun, they provide the nappies and milk of your choice, and the carers are really sweet and seem to genuinely enjoy their job (some more than others). The rooms are full of colour and active play, I am happy with our decision and the only reason it doesn't get that extra star its because there is no place like home.

I've used Heavenly Au Pairs to help me find a French au pair. This proved to be a challenge to find…read moreone who was willing to work with us for a year. However Heavenly where up to the challenge and they successfully found me a wonderful au pair. Throughout the time working with them they were very prompt and professional. I strongly recommend them.

I used to use this agency for many years but last year they were very unhelpful and told me they…read morehad no au pair candidates to send me and that they were not taking client requests. I was very disappointed as I showed commitment to them and paid a lot in placement fees.

Since they discovered the delights of this crèche, it's been impossible to take a trip to Kingston…read morewithout our children begging to spend time there. They love the light, airy room, which is stacked full of all kinds of toys and art equipment. There are usually plenty of other children to make friends with too. It's becoming very popular, so it's best to either book in advance or get there early to guarantee entry, especially at the weekend. It's not cheap, at £5 for the first hour and £2.50 for each additional 30 minutes, but considering what's provided, and the level of security in place, it's worth it for a couple of childfree shopping hours. Be aware that although you can leave buggies, for an additional charge, you can't leave any bags with them, even if they're full of child-related paraphernalia.