by pie81 » Mon Jan 05, 2015 10:39 am
You're right there aren't as many weekend sessions unfortunately, especially for babies as young as 6 months. Swimming classes are the exception.
When they get older there are quite a few activities on Saturday mornings, eg Gymboree, Little Gym, Little Kickers (football), Fancy footwork (dance), but most of these are for 18 months plus. Gymboree and Little Gym probably start the youngest though I would think 8/9 months would be the earliest as they are meant for mobile babies really.
One other option is the Bolingbroke Children's Centre on Chivalry Road which runs drop in stay and play sessions on Saturday mornings - again I suspect most children would be older but there may be a few babies there.
You're right there aren't as many weekend sessions unfortunately, especially for babies as young as 6 months. Swimming classes are the exception.
When they get older there are quite a few activities on Saturday mornings, eg Gymboree, Little Gym, Little Kickers (football), Fancy footwork (dance), but most of these are for 18 months plus. Gymboree and Little Gym probably start the youngest though I would think 8/9 months would be the earliest as they are meant for mobile babies really.
One other option is the Bolingbroke Children's Centre on Chivalry Road which runs drop in stay and play sessions on Saturday mornings - again I suspect most children would be older but there may be a few babies there.