by Mrs Contractor Mum » Mon Jan 28, 2013 1:35 pm
Hi muminsw12,
This has been a bugbear of mine for a while now and in turns my husband too who looks after our toddler part time during the week and finds it difficult to find things to do that aren't aimed solely at mums. Sometimes it feels equality skipped this area by.
I've been going to tingalingo for a year now since my son was 15 months on a sunday morning. The classes are currently run at Sammy Duder and it is 'our' activity to do together. Its just a 30 minute class but great for introducing the little ones to French. There are now two classes on a Sunday, one aimed at the slightly older children (18 month +) and a later class - 11am I think aimed at younger ones.
I think St Mark's church does a Messy Church once a month on a Saturday and Faylands does saturday mornings once a month aimed at parents although that may be a bit far for you.
I guess as they get older there becomes more options for weekend classes but there is definetely an untapped market for weekend activities for children under 3.
Hi muminsw12,
This has been a bugbear of mine for a while now and in turns my husband too who looks after our toddler part time during the week and finds it difficult to find things to do that aren't aimed solely at mums. Sometimes it feels equality skipped this area by.
I've been going to tingalingo for a year now since my son was 15 months on a sunday morning. The classes are currently run at Sammy Duder and it is 'our' activity to do together. Its just a 30 minute class but great for introducing the little ones to French. There are now two classes on a Sunday, one aimed at the slightly older children (18 month +) and a later class - 11am I think aimed at younger ones.
I think St Mark's church does a Messy Church once a month on a Saturday and Faylands does saturday mornings once a month aimed at parents although that may be a bit far for you.
I guess as they get older there becomes more options for weekend classes but there is definetely an untapped market for weekend activities for children under 3.