Tips for entertaining extra kids

[nixlo]

Hi,

I have a 9 month old crawling baby and this week have volunteered (possibly stupidly) to look after my half brother and sister who are 11 and 6 on Wednesday and Thursday. A bit nervous about how to keep them all entertained over the 48 hours! Any wise words from those with older kids much appreciated? Where would be a good place to head to - we have a car so could drive a bit out of London?

Thanks x

[esme]

Horniman?

[savage]

How about some time in the skateboard park & Adventure playground on Peckham Rye. BMX bike riding Brockwell park or Burgess park. Track cycling or mountain biking at the Herne Hill Velodrome. Swimming at Deptford wavelength swimming pool which has a couple of flumes. Visit to the Southbank, always plenty going on.

[edanna]

Depends on the weather of course. Greenwich could be good - park and Maritime Museum suitable for a range of ages.

[Dog-Kennel-Hill A.P]

Very welcome to come down to the adventure playground in east dulwich-dog kennel hill adventure, next to sainsburys. We're open 11-5

[keane]

Your combo of kids are approx same age as my 3 & one London day out that seems to suit all

Of them is 176 bus to Waterloo then a walk along southbank where there is plenty to see for all of them, lunch in a wagamama or similar near Foyles books & a look at what's on in the royal festival

Hall, gallery space etc.

[joanaj87]

watch some films with them make them nice food and got to the park with them that should keep them more than entertained.

i am sure they are not expecting too much more than that. good luck