Every day in England, you'll see babies in prams and pushchairs. They'll be sucking on dummies as their mothers change wet nappies. After time goes by, those kids will turn in their nappies for smalls and will even eventually spend a penny on their own.
"Spend a Penny" is a British expression for a visit to the loo (bathroom).
Older British kids enjoy candy floss (cotton candy), naughts and crosses (tic-tac-toe), big dippers (roller coasters), and iced lollies (popsicles).
Kids are often in need of an Elastoplast or sticking plaster (Band-Aid), which their parents might buy from the chemist's (pharmacy).
Had Enough? --RoadPenny
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