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Usborne books at Bubbly Bees, Greendale tomorrow Tues 11th

LizzieF

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Hi Everyone,


Bubbly Bees will be hosting an Usborne books sale at both sessions of their fabulous toddler soft play group on Greendale tomorrow, Tues 11th, 9.30 - 10.30am and 10.45 - 11.45am.


Pop along for some gorgeous books and plenty of offers. You can't get better than books for Christmas for the little ones in your life!


Hope to see you there!


Lisa




Bubbly Bees is a parent and toddler group that offers fun play for your child to explore, grow confidence and get active in a safe and friendly environment. Based in West Norwood, but with mobile coverage of South East & South West London, Surrey and Kent, Bubbly Bees groups are a great place for mums, dads and carers to socialize and enjoy FREE tea/coffee.


Our group sessions and classes have activities that cater for baby, toddler and pre-school age kids (6 mth-4 year olds). Each sessions runs for 1 hour, we provide FREE tea and coffee for the parents/guardians and free squash for children. All this for just ?5.50 per family.


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 a structured singing and dancing time.

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