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MichelleT

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Our little boy goes to a nanny share with another slightly older toddler and their nanny now feels that the older boy needs a bit more stimulation and interaction with older kids, without her supervision. Does anyone know of any playgroups where you can drop off a child for an hour or so? Thanks in advance.
Bubbly Bees

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Hi,


Bubbly Bees is a children's play group that offers fun play for your child to explore, grow confidence and get active in a safe and friendly environment.

Our sessions include slides, tunnels, balance beams and lots more soft play equipment. If the climbing under and over does not entertain, they are able to stimulate their minds with trampolines, trikes, push chairs and walkers. During our sessions we also have singing and dancing time.


Our play group sessions cater for 0-5 year olds. Our sessions run for 1 hour, offering free tea and coffee for the parents/guardians and free juice for children.


All this for just ?5.50 per family/child minder, and first session is free.


Tuesday

9:30-10:30am

10:45-11:45am

Green Dale Centre

Green Dale

Dulwich

SE22 8TX


www.bubblybees.co.uk

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