For families with babies aged 0 to 6 months, with relaxed conversations about feeding, sleep, play, and early development. 

Connect and share with other parents who are experiencing the early joys and challenges of parenthood. 

Enjoy peer support, build friendships, and learn together as you navigate life with a new baby.

Room: Play room

Knowle Children's Centre

Best Start Family Hub Inns Court

Small 10 week group for mums and birthing parents and their babies, enjoy connecting with your new baby. Sessions include music and sensory actvities.

Room: Play room

Enjoy an enclosed garden space where your child or children can safely explore the outdoors. 

This is a calm, inclusive environment for families, with children who have additional needs, are neurodivergent, or are disabled. No diagnosis is needed to attend.

Parents and carers are responsible for supervising their children throughout the session.

This session is not led by Family Hub staff, but outdoor play resources are provided for you and your child to enjoy together.

Room: Play room

Rainbows is a stay and play group for pre school children that celebrates strengths, interests and differences.

The group is for children who have additional needs, who are neurodivergent or disabled, and their families. No diagnosis is required. 
 
This group is supported by Portage and Inclusion service, health and Family hubs staff.

Room: Play room

<p>Drop-in and speak to your local Health Visiting team, hub staff and other parents. Get information and advice on all aspects of your child's development and an opportunity to weigh your baby. Room: Play room</p>

One to one support for parents, including expectant parents, offering information about all aspects of breastfeeding, formula feeding, or mixed feeding.

Room: Play room

For parents and carers, babies, and children aged 3 to 12 months to learn together through:

•	playing 
•	listening
•	talking
•	singing
•	sharing books

Share ideas and simple, low-cost activities that support your child’s learning in everyday life.  It’s also a great way to get to know other families. 

Your baby or child will learn so much from you, as you chat, play, sing, cuddle, and do all your usual daily activities. 

Research shows that things you do together have a big impact on how children's brains develop in these early years, and on how they get on at school and in later life.

Room: Play room

<p>Support group for Foster Carers of children 0-5 years.</p>

Confidential support, freindship and practical help to parents who are going through a challenging time who have at least one child under the age of 5 years

Room: Play room

Best Start Family Hub Inns Court

Postnatal Rockabye

SEND Garden Play

Rainbows

Baby Hub

Infant Feeding Group

Learn and Play Together (Baby PEEP)

Hope Creative Minis (Bristol Beacon)

New Parents Group

Mums in Mind