Natural Childhood site launched for Dulwich

By Fi from West Dulwich
May 21, 2012 in The Family Room Discussion

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Fi from West Dulwich

Posted May 21, 2012

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Posted May 21, 2012

For all those who have previously expressed an interest, the Natural Childhood website is now up and running. Created by parents, for parents, Natural Childhood provides information and a social hub for families looking for opportunities for natural, child-led play and learning in and around Dulwich. If you are interested, do please join our Facebook group and follow the blog on the website.

Also, please note that our weekly outdoor play group the Magic Circle, will be happening tomorrow, Tuesday, instead of Wednesday morning, from 10am at the log circle near the Lido car park in Brockwell Park (and possibly heading up to the sand and water area if the sun shines). For more information see the original post about the Magic Circle.

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