The phrase "childish fun" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use the phrase to describe a situation or activity that is seen as immature or typical of children. For example: "The adults were happy to join in the childish fun of playing tag."
Right now, though, a little bit of childish fun is just what we need.
His project is childish fun with adult language and grown-up costumes, and he executes it with energy and precision.
Nothing else brings out that all-important sense of childish fun in the way that snow does.
What begins as childish fun soon becomes, as with Juan, the stuff of family nightmare because Mia seems to be narrating Hollow Face into existence.
The apple green, strong-shouldered jacket and drop-crotch skinny trousers; the blazing yellow leather-hooded jacket, quilted and trimmed with black fake fur, and the lean, black leather coat evoked cyber savvy but also childish fun.
"It's just pure, simple, childish fun". Since June, U.K. mom and blogger Dominique Davis has been taking adorable photos with her two daughters, Amelia and Penny.
Childish, outlandish and fun, these extraordinary-looking handbags have more in common with funfair toys and Animal, the crazy drummer from The Muppets than with the glossy language of luxury.
Play is a fundamental aspect of our character, and just because you get older doesn't mean you and your friends don't want to act like a bunch of five year olds every now and then (without being drunk)—and that's pretty much what a lot of collaborative interactive art allows us to do, tapping into our childish sense of fun, discovery, and the group dynamic.
Play childish games and grown up games, but play only for the fun of it.
"That was childish stuff, it was fun at the time and I don't regret it, but that is not me today, I am a different guy.
Brave, rude, unpredictable, fun, loud, childish and about three-quarters competent: in everything he does, including two unsurprisingly brief residencies on The 11 O'Clock Show and I'm a Celebrity, that's how he is.
