Baby Cafe

The Baby Café is for children from birth to five. It meets on Mondays during term time from 1-3pm.
It costs £2 per session including a drink and a biscuit.

For further information contact Ros Mitchell or Chris Blakey

 

What people think of Baby Cafe:

Alison Mchugh - Mum of Furgus, age 4

“I have been coming to the Baby Cafe for nearly three years now and will probably still come even when my son starts full-time school! It is such a friendly group - I recommend it to every new mum I meet.”

Elspeth Geden. - Mum to Toby 17 months and Ben 3 months

“Baby Cafe is a friendly, welcoming place for mums, dads, grandparents and carers to spend a couple of hours on a Monday afternoon. My children enjoy playing with the large selection of toys whilst I enjoy a cup of tea and a chance to chat to other parents.”

Kate Chapman - Mum to Matthew 3 1/2 and Evie 15 months

“I fist visited Baby Cafe because its at the end of my road, so very convenient, I have since continued to come for the past three years. Baby Cafe is fun, friendly and has a fantastic selection of toys and lovely people to talk to.”

M. Acres - Mum of Daniel, 20 month

“I've been coming to this group for about six months now and can honestly recommend this welcoming and friendly group. The toys are fantastic and my little boy gets exited as soon as he sees the church. Chris and Roz are great and do a fantastic service for all us mums.”

Hannah - Mum of Holly 3 years and Bethany 7 months

“We've been coming to Baby Cafe since it started three years ago and have always found it to be a lovely friendly group. The toys are great but my daughters favourite bit is when it's time for juice and biscuits!”

Lindsay Meredith - Granny of Matthew and Oliver

“For the past year I have been coming to Baby Cafe with my daughter and young son Matthew. We were made very welcome by everyone. Matthew loves coming  and now there is a new baby grandson to join us. I think Ros and Chris have done a marvellous job making not only a place for younger members of the community but also helping young mothers who may otherwise find life quite lonely with a young baby. So three cheers for the Baby Cafe.”