One map connected the Philippines, Watford Junction and Spain. Another included Hounslow, space and God. One map showed London, Kiev and Warsaw, the child who made it explaining that you have to fly to Warsaw from London instead of straight home to Kiev because there’s a war. She was four.

We had gleeful, silly maps - an escape map for zoo animals, a map to find animal bums. Lots of the maps focussed on the everyday, friends and family’s houses, parks, school, ice cream, chicken and chips. One child pinpointed all of the most important sites in Windsor - a red dot for every postbox.

Not fluffy but maybe a bit fibrous. Like fibre glass.