LITTLEHUMAN NEWS

Three small-stage Christmas shows for ages 1 to 7, two Christmas fairs, Santa on a miniature railway and four centuries of winter at the Museum of the Home. Seven December days out in London for under-7s.

Free fireworks early enough for bedtime, a Diwali lantern parade in Greenwich, the Jolly Christmas Postman, autumn maples in Holland Park and a family barn dance. Eight November days out in London for under-7s.

Every city farm in London at one harvest show, steam on the Ruislip railway, Polka's reopening festival for the very smallest, and the Diana Memorial Playground back after its renewal. Ten September moments for families in London.

Family theatre on the Open Air Theatre lawn, Greenwich Fair's free street theatre, a world-premiere marionette show and the return of the Somerset House fountains. Ten August moments for families in London.

A community garden party in William Morris's park, free films by the Thames, a puppet festival's opening week and the summer mooring of a floating theatre. Ten July moments for families in London.

Looking for unforgettable family-friendly attractions in London? Journey back 66 million years and step into a world of prehistoric wonder at the Jurassic World Experience London, now open at Battersea Power Station.

Wherever you are in London, simply unfold the Petit Pli community map and discover fun things to do near you. Our mascots, Ivy, Luna and Cassie highlight cafes & activities to tickle your curiosities. Just click on them to learn more about the venue.

Petit Pli and the Japanese tradition of Sashiko share values of innovation, sustainability and durability. Sashiko’s art of repairing and reimagining fabric celebrates craftsmanship while reducing waste, and Petit Pli’s Clothes That Grow extend the life of childrenswear using recycled materials and free repairs. Together they show how mending, longevity and thoughtful design can reshape fast fashion, protect resources and inspire a culture of sustainable, ethical clothing.

The Young V&A Museum of Childhood celebrates one year of inspiring curiosity and creativity in LittleHumans. Since opening in Bethnal Green, it has welcomed thousands of families to explore its Imagine, Play and Design galleries. Petit Pli is proud to be part of this journey, with our Clothes That Grow on display, showing how sustainable kidswear can support exploration, play and discovery. Together, we celebrate a future of creativity, innovation and lasting impact.

Did you know baby food has roots in space? Formulaid, now used by over 30 million infants worldwide, began as a NASA microalgae experiment. At Petit Pli, we’re inspired by space innovation from baby food to our Clothes That Grow, designed to pass the Mars Test and reduce waste on Earth. This story connects science, sustainability and the future of parenting, reminding us that even everyday essentials can have cosmic beginnings.

We all remember that one childhood garment filled with memories, only to outgrow it too soon. At Petit Pli, we design Clothes that Grow to preserve that magic, rooted in the concept of emotional durability. By creating garments that expand with LittleHumans, we ensure their favourite pieces last for years, carrying every adventure and memory. Combining sustainability, longevity and wonder, Petit Pli shows how emotionally durable design can shape the future of fashion.

School’s out and summer is calling. Petit Pli shares our favourite free family activities across London, from splash parks and museums to outdoor movies and picnics. Whether you’re exploring Battersea Park or dancing through immersive art at Outernet, these adventures are perfect for LittleHumans in motion. Discover sustainable kidswear designed to flex, fold and grow with every leap, splash and story this summer.