Jess, thanks to you and Ashley for these helpful tips. I get asked these questions all the time. I think London is really kid friendly but there are certain challenges. So very appreciated. Great! Love and cheers! 👍💗😘🇬🇧

When we visited London this past summer we brought our Tula baby carrier and for a stroller we have the GB QBit+. It’s super urban friendly, folds up small enough to fit in the overhead bin on an airplane and is super light for when we needed to fold it up quickly to get on/off the buses and when using the tube.

This was so helpful!!!! All my questions answered. Whew

Queens Park is also a really good area for families. As well as the park, you have 20+ cafe, restaurants, bars, pubs in QP, Kensal Rise & Kensal Green. (Zone 2) Don't forget a visit to the cute Lexi Cinema as well.!

Informative!!..Thanks for sharing. :)

Hi there, I will be spending some few days in London in June with my 5 and 10 years old (not a using pushchair fortunately!), your video is very informative thank you very much.

Wow its very nice video the idea is important for people want to travel to London at the first time I love you u love London 😍😍😗😗😚😘😍😗😗😗😗😍😗😗😗😗

One thing very family unfriendly about London is that most hotel limit the number of people in a hotel room to 4, so a family of 5 has very few options.

Very helpful information. Thanks!

Off to London for the weekend tomorrow (no kids in tow though!) - fingers crossed for good weather...

In a related-ish topic, I myself do not have the means to travel but I will speak for some others who may. I am a disabled person, I assume you are not. (Jess) However would it be possible "make a friend" in the disabled community and do a video (s) on getting around London from the disabled Londoners POV? I may not ever use it bet maybe others on LAL might.

Like these tips.

thanks for the tips!

Thank you for the tips! We just came back from London and we have somewhat mixed feelings. How's the situation for those who live in London with kids (not just visit). I means, both parents are working and the kids goes to school. Can a child go to school and back alone? We haven't noticed a good cycling infrastructure, but we mostly stayed around London Bridge and explored the areas in Zone 1. Perhaps, it gets better further outside.

Hi Jess! I’m going to London this December and am coming from an international country. I was wondering how can I get internet access/mobile data while roaming around in London? I think I’d require it quite a bit to get around as it is my first time in London. Thank you and have a great day ahead! :)

Need help to find out how to travel on a tube or train with a double stroller with 2 young kids. No info or videos on this the underground tubes look very tight space, so is there an option with out taking the little ones out and folding the stroller all of the time when going in the tube? Thanks

I am coming with a almost 5 and 2 year old...which area do you recommend we stay in to see the London Eye, Buck. palace, and be able to see these areas you mentioned here. Thank you

Can you do kids oysters? Thanks