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Past few weeks I've been going to mums and babies Zumba at push and ive enjoyed it so much i thought I'd spread the word.


Babies mostly seem content to sit and watch the mums prancing about for 45 mins.


They Are doing a mum special of ?8 per class instead of usual ?10.


It's on Wednesdays at 11am and I think will also be on Mondays from september.

I've been going to the Monday one with my now four month and have really enjoyed it too. It is currently not on as summer holidays and they mentioned they might cancel the Monday one. I'm hoping not as the timing of the Mondays is better for when my toddler goes to preschool. If any of you are interested in going on Mondays let Push know and they might keep it on.

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