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How would you teach a child about colours? Here's a c.1880 drawing by Edward Lear who wanted to provide examples of different colours to children.

Much loved children's author Beatrix Potter was born #onthisday in 1866! She wrote and illustrated 28 books, translated into more than 35 languages. Who remembers the name of this cheeky little rabbit?

Have you ever thought that modern abstract art looks like a child's creation? Find out why by reading about the life and work of Friedrich Froebel, creator of kindergarten https://t.co/kGdIKVdhKh

We hope that this witch will be a good one! This beautiful ca.1944 birthday card was inspired by Sleeping Beauty, offering a joyful alternative to the beginning of the popular fairy tale.

@TheMERL Our sheep have charisma, uniqueness, nerve and a sticking tongue because they sassy as hell

Work with illustrator @Loretta_Schauer this #OctoberHalfterm. Create your own pirate character, come up with a name, look and personality, and illustrate it! https://t.co/KQE4jkenPE

Thaumatrope was a popular optical toy in the 19th century but did you know that its name comes from the Ancient Greek words for "wonder" and "turn"? The "wonder", or illusion, is the result of a phenomenon known as persistence of vision!

One of the oldest dolls in our collection! This 17th c. doll is called the Old Pretender. Fashionably dressed with a wig made of human hair, its name comes from James Edward who is said to have given this doll to a family of loyal supporters.

We celebrate #WorldBreastfeedingWeek! The perfect source of early nutrition and it helps to build a strong emotional bond with your baby ❤️👶
Everyone is welcome to breastfeed throughout our Museum!

Did you know that we hold the largest collection of dolls in the UK? Here are four really different dolls, each one significant in the history of doll design. Which one is your favourite?