My Story

Papa Murdo shares his memories of his life as a footballer with his two grandchildren.

Georgia's daddy Damian shares his memories of growing up in a Scottish castle.

Daddy Tony shares his memories of working on the lifeboats with his daughter Nia.

Grandad Stoker shares his memories about life on the farm with his grandson Joe.

Mummy Nancy shares her memories of growing up in China with her daughter Yvonne.

Grandpa Bryn shares his memories of working down a Welsh mine many years ago.

Big brother Jonathan talks to his little sister Maria about his life as a ballet dancer.

Papa Jim talks with his grandson James about what it was like being a fireman.

Family friend Mary Peters talks to Anna and Erin about how she won an Olympic gold medal.

Daddy Gordon shares his memories of his life with lorries with his sons Jack and Ben.

Nana Anna shares her memories of growing up in a busy city with her granddaughter Hanna.

Nanny Geraldine shares her love of cooking with her two granddaughters Illani and Somoraa.

Papa Jim tells his grandson Leo why he got a medal for building a bridge across a river.

Granny Mary and her granddaughter Rhea find out what it was like to live in a croft.

Grandpa Logan shares his memories of being a racing car driver with his grandson Logan.

Grandad Trevor shares his memories of being a train driver with his granddaughter Lucy.

Daddy Douglas shares his memories of being in a pop band with his daughter Matilda.

Great Uncle Nino shares his memories from years ago with his niece Cadia.

Dad Donald shares his memories with his son Fraser about his life as a lobster fisherman.

Grampa Dougie shares his memories with his granddaughter Alana and grandson James.

Mum Julie, who is an artist, shares her memories with her daughter Meredith.

Grandpa Jim shares his history and memories with his granddaughter Emily.

Granny Gill shares her memories with her granddaughter Chloe.

Grandad David shares his memories with his grandson Veer.

Granny Freda shares her memories with her granddaughter Cameron.

Nanny Carole shares memories of her life as a pearly queen with her granddaughter Ella.

Mum Mary shares her memories of being an architect with her two sons, Callum and Gabriel.

Daddy Raj shares his memories of his life as a Bollywood actor with his daughter Suhaana.

Mummy Kirstin shares her memories of being a Brownie with her twin sons Arran and Gregor.

Daddy Gerard shares his memories of growing up in Kenya with his son Sammy.

Tappi Tony shares his memories of aeroplanes with his step-grandchildren Amy and Tommy.

Grandma Janet shares her memories of her life as a TV presenter with her grandson Kit.

Mummy Rachel shares her memories of life as a ballroom dancer with her daughter Darcey.

Great Uncle Robert shares his memories of life as a baker with his great nephew, Zak.

Great Auntie Val shares her memories of her love of sailing with her great niece Leila.

PaBa John tells his grandson, Harry, about life as a farmer in Australia.

Bampi Alan shares his memories of working on the buses with his granddaughter Seren.

Uncle Jamma shares his memories of being a musician with his nephew Reiss.

Mummy Sarah shares her memories with her daughter Isla of growing up in a hotel.

Grandad Billy shares his memories of being a lighthouse keeper with his grandson, David.

Baba Bryn shares his memories of growing up in Kenya and playing polo with his daughter.

Jack finds out all about digging for stone in the family's quarry.

Grandad John shares his memories of being a policeman with his grandson Jack.

Mummy Julia shares her memories of climbing mountains with her daughter Lucy.

Daddy Peter tells his son Joe all about winning a gold medal for playing tennis.

Grandad Alan shares his memories of his life as a beefeater with his granddaughter, Leah.

Mummy Claire shares her memories of growing up on a blueberry farm in New Zealand.

Daddy Malcolm shares memories of his old job as a weaver with his children Zoe and Aidan.

Uncle Wayne shares his memories of surfing in Australia with his niece, Kirra.

Mummy Michelle and Erica find out what life was like for a child during World War II.

Auntie Sheila and Ashton find out what life was like for Viking children.

Grandad Harvey and Asher find out what life was like for a child during Elizabethan times.

Granny Cath and Lucy learn about the lives of children during the Industrial Revolution.

Mummy Michelle and Riley find out what life was like for a child during Roman times.

Rowan and her mummy Erin go on a journey to find out about the Iron Age.

Mummy Georgina and Kai find out what life was like for a child during the Victorian era.

Grandad James and Iona find out about the Highlands of Scotland over 200 years ago.

Oliver and grandma Melanie find out what life was like for a child in the Georgian times.

Papa Imtiaz takes Fatima find out what life was like for a child during the Middle Ages.

Trixie and Daddy Olly go on a journey of discovery to find out what life was like for a ship's boy nearly 500 years ago.

Finley and Grandad Laurence go on a journey of discovery to find out what life was like for a child during the time of the Great Fire of London, about 350 years ago.

Mummy Nicola takes Kimaya on a journey of discovery to find out what life was like for an Anglo-Saxon child 1500 years ago.

Preschool history series. Mummy Emma takes Oscar on a journey of discovery to find out what life was like for a child who was ill during Victorian times. Dressing up in clothes of the time they find out about two little girls, Mary Seacole and Florence Nightingale, who became very well-known when they grew up for treating people who were ill. Together, Mummy Emma and Oscar learn about what people did when they couldn't afford to go to the doctor's. They discover how to make a homemade remedy like Mary Seacole and find out why it was so hard to keep clean in Victorian times. Finally, Oscar experiences what a Florence Nightingale type of hospital would have been like for a child patient and plays some games to keep him entertained.