New stay at home dad sw4

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Fatherplumbersuperhero
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New stay at home dad sw4

Postby Fatherplumbersuperhero » Fri Jul 24, 2020 12:49 am

Hi,

I'm soon to become a stay at home dad and looking for groups/soft play recommendations in and around the clapham common area.
Any info would be appreciated

Thank you
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Re: New stay at home dad sw4

Postby amber100 » Mon Jul 27, 2020 6:43 am

St. Barnabas church on Clapham common Northside has a lovely playgroup, Monday and Wednesday mornings 10-11.30 you could drop in to check out

Clapham Manor children's centre near Clapham Manor school has a great range of activities during the week including activities on the common, they have a timetable you can pick up from the centre

Battersea Arts centre has a soft play area called the Bees Knees.
https://www.bac.org.uk/content/39630/fa ... bees_knees

Fresh ground cafe on Battersea rise has play sessions during the week..
http://www.freshgroundlondon.com/stay-play

Highly recommend Tumble Tots at Alfriston church on clapham common Westside https://www.tumbletots.com/batterseadulwichblackheath/

That's just a start, sure others have many to add. Enjoy!! : )
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Re: New stay at home dad sw4

Postby HR2611 » Mon Jul 27, 2020 7:48 am

Hi

It’s a little bit further, but if you are able to travel, I would highly recommend Dads and Littl’uns which meets in South Wimbledon http://www.dadsandlittluns.co.uk/ They also have a Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/dadsandlittlunswimbledon/. Do get in touch with Mike who runs it via Facebook or the website if you want more info, or DM me and I can put you in touch with my husband.

It’s a dads’ playgroup and meets on Monday and Friday mornings although obviously hasn’t been running in recent months but hopefully will be soon. It’s the only dads’ playgroup in the area (possibly London?!) and my husband finds it really invaluable as a stay at home dad. There’s lots of toys for the kids and the dads chat and play, but my husband also finds it a good support network as they have a WhatsApp chat and meet monthly for drinks (without kids!). My husband isn’t so keen on the usual singing, music, sensory classes so this is a great alternative.

My husband also did Little Kickers classes with our son as they can join from 18 months old whereas a lot of other classes are from 2 years.
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