Activities with 10-months old baby in London?

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I'm after some new ideas, secrets, your personal favourites...I've exhausted the obvious ones during these past months, from baby cinema when he was very little to mummy & baby yoga/pilates, we've recently been to (and really enjoyed) Docklands Museum Mudlarks, various baby sensory and baby music classes, concerts for babies, the Young V&A, the Maritime Museum with their children's play areas...

I'm interested in both activities that will be fun for him as well as things for me where I can bring him along, for example, I currently do a weekly exercise class in the park.

Edit to add: area - South/South East/Central London

Tots in London in Deptford, family fun swim at wavelengths,

He’s a baby. He doesn’t need endless "entertainment". You don’t need to organise so many special "activities". He'll be perfectly happy just sitting with you on the floor and building a tower of bricks.

If you want to go to places for yourself, just go, and take him with you in a buggy or carrier. He won’t care whether he’s in St Paul's, the National Gallery, your local library, a greasy spoon or Sainsbury's.

For when he's a bit older but the Army Museum in Chelsea has a really good soft play. It's got some role play bits themed around a mess hall, quartermaster store etc as well as some climbing bits and a 'river' to cross.

Postal museum is always good and there's Corams Fields park for a picnic or a play in the sand.

At 10 months I wish I'd taken DS to more of the places I wanted to go to because now at 3 there's a whole load of mind games, sticker bribery and negotiation involved in getting him to come with me to something I want to do.