Best Start Family Hub St Werburgh's

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.

St Werburgh’s Park Nursery School & Children’s Centre

Weekly low cost food club. Food clubs provide good quality food at a low cost, whilst also reducing food waste.

For parents and carers, babies, and children aged 3 to 12 months to learn together through:•	playing •	listening•	talking•	singing•	sharing booksShare 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.

Thank you for booking on to the Hello Baby course at Oldbury Court Family Hub/Children’s Centre Septmeber 2026. We are pleased to welcome you to the group and staff are looking forward to meeting you all. The sessions are weekly for 4 weeks: Week 1 - Learn about support available for new parents from Family Hubs and get to meet other new parents in your local area. Information about pelvic health, contraception, and session for dads and non-birthing parents. Week 2 - Learn about different feeding choices, how to understand your baby's feeding cues and the support available to help you with your feeding journey. Week 3 - Learn about labour, birth, and post-birth care, and what to expect when you take your baby home. Week 4 - Understand your baby's needs, their communication, brain development, and how to look after your own emotional wellbeing during pregnancy and post-birth. If you have any questions about attending the sessions, please do get in touch at PSSO@bristol.gov.uk We hope you enjoy the course and getting to meet other parents to be in your local area!

A free, four week antenatal course for parents from 26 weeks of pregnancy, helping you feel ready for birth and life with your new baby. The course will help you prepare for the birth experience and the early days. Sessions are run by Family Hubs, infant feeding teams, midwives, and health visitors.

Thank you for booking on to the Hello Baby course at St Werburghs Family Hub/Children’s Centre October 2026. We are pleased to welcome you to the group and staff are looking forward to meeting you all. The sessions are weekly for 4 weeks: Week 1 - Learn about support available for new parents from Family Hubs and get to meet other new parents in your local area. Information about pelvic health, contraception, and session for dads and non-birthing parents. Week 2 - Learn about different feeding choices, how to understand your baby's feeding cues and the support available to help you with your feeding journey. Week 3 - Learn about labour, birth, and post-birth care, and what to expect when you take your baby home. Week 4 - Understand your baby's needs, their communication, brain development, and how to look after your own emotional wellbeing during pregnancy and post-birth. If you have any questions about attending the sessions, please do get in touch at PSSO@bristol.gov.uk We hope you enjoy the course and getting to meet other parents to be in your local area!

A space where child minders can connect, share experiences, receive support and a network for collaboration.

Thank you for booking on to the Hello Baby course at St Werburghs Family Hub/Children’s Centre November 2026. We are pleased to welcome you to the group and staff are looking forward to meeting you all. The sessions are weekly for 4 weeks: Week 1 - Learn about support available for new parents from Family Hubs and get to meet other new parents in your local area. Information about pelvic health, contraception, and session for dads and non-birthing parents. Week 2 - Learn about different feeding choices, how to understand your baby's feeding cues and the support available to help you with your feeding journey. Week 3 - Learn about labour, birth, and post-birth care, and what to expect when you take your baby home. Week 4 - Understand your baby's needs, their communication, brain development, and how to look after your own emotional wellbeing during pregnancy and post-birth. If you have any questions about attending the sessions, please do get in touch at PSSO@bristol.gov.uk We hope you enjoy the course and getting to meet other parents to be in your local area!

To Parents to be,Thank you for signing up for Welcome to the World.One of our Parenting Co-ordinators will be in touch with you to book an appointment to share more information about the course and complete your pre-programme paperwork.While you're waiting for the group to start, take a look at our Togetherness website where you can find more information on supporting your families wellbeing - <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://www.bristol.gov.uk/bristol-family-hubs/parenting-courses/online-parenting-courses">https://www.bristol.gov.uk/bristol-family-hubs/parenting-courses/online-parenting-courses</a>Best wishes, Bristol Family Hub Parenting Team

5 week programme for parents and carers to be, from 22 weeks of pregnancy onwards. Preparing for parenthood, focusing on building strong emotional health for parents, carers and baby.

Thank you for booking on to the Hello Baby course at St Werburghs Family Hub/Children’s Centre December 2026. We are pleased to welcome you to the group and staff are looking forward to meeting you all. The sessions are weekly for 4 weeks: Week 1 - Learn about support available for new parents from Family Hubs and get to meet other new parents in your local area. Information about pelvic health, contraception, and session for dads and non-birthing parents. Week 2 - Learn about different feeding choices, how to understand your baby's feeding cues and the support available to help you with your feeding journey. Week 3 - Learn about labour, birth, and post-birth care, and what to expect when you take your baby home. Week 4 - Understand your baby's needs, their communication, brain development, and how to look after your own emotional wellbeing during pregnancy and post-birth. If you have any questions about attending the sessions, please do get in touch at PSSO@bristol.gov.uk We hope you enjoy the course and getting to meet other parents to be in your local area!

Best Start Family Hub St Werburgh's

Rainbows

Food Project

Learn and Play (PEEP)

Hello Baby Antenatal Course - September

Hello Baby Antenatal Course - October

Childminders

Hello Baby Antenatal Course - November

Welcome to the World

Hello Baby Antenatal Course - December