I'm interviewing CBeebies Sid Sloane tomorrow- any questions for him?

[LESuffolk&Norfolk]

Would be lovely to get some Mumsnetter questions to ask him alongside my own or messages from any children that like him .

'What's your favourite biscuit?' is a given of course.

Which is your favourite dressing up costume on 'Let's Play'? My daughter is a big fan! (3.5 year old)

And very curious here--where in the world is your family from? Our family is West Indian and thought we could hear an inkling of an accent from time to time

Lovely questions!

He just tweeted me to say "Keep it clean :)"

Made me smile. He knows us well.....

Keep it clean....that's ruined my fun then ;)

My question is, what's his favourite cbeebies show? Oh and also if he could bring back any kids tv show which would it be?

Goes back to unclean thoughts :)

Too well!
I was going to ask about dressing up as well
No, really. I was wondering if he's always liked dressing up (my two year old DS is a big fan of a tutu and fairy wings) and whether children's TV was always something he had his eye on?

Hello Sid!

When watching 'Let's Play' I always think the person who isn't picked has the most fun, as they get to play lots of different characters, Is that true?

Do you and Rebecca really ever compete to play a certain character, or not to? Do you each have favourites?

Do you make each other laugh? Potential for an out-takes programme do you think? (Actually I think I'm onto a winner there - across the whole of CBeebies. Go on... for the parents!)

What have been your favourite non-Cbeebies acting parts?

Oh oh, I know - which CBeebies actors / presenters are most and least like their on-screen personas? Go on, spill!

Wow- thank you all .

Hi, I'd like to know how they manage to cope on Let's Play with everything being animated and unreal around them - how do they know where they are and do stuff etc?! And how do they come up with the stories?

And here is the interview with Cbeebies Sid Sloane in which we talk biscuits and Pantomime. Don't forget to book those tickets for Peter Pan soon either as they will soon sell out.

Sid Sloane