Come along to our playgroup in a lovely, big church hall. There's toys for all ages and lots of space for the little ones to run/crawl/toddle around in. There's a hot cuppa for the adults and snacks for the children and we'll have a little sing-a-long too. Playgroup is free to attend but when we have Lily there doing the singing then we ask for a voluntary contribution to help pay for this. There are parking spaces outside the church but it's permits only between 10&12 and you can only pay to park for an hour at a time. There are spaces round the corner on Atkins Road where you can park for longer. There are bus routes which stop nearby and it's a 10 ish minute walk from Balham station. Please note : To gain entry, please press the buzzer for 'Church' and one of us will let you in. Also, if your little ones are older and not sleeping, the church would prefer it if you left your buggy outside in the buggy park.  

Come along to our playgroup in a lovely, big church hall. There's toys for all ages and lots of space for the little ones to run/crawl/toddle around in. There's a hot cuppa for the adults and snacks for the children and we'll have a little sing-a-long too. Playgroup is free to attend but when we have Lily there doing the singing then we ask for a voluntary contribution to help pay for this. There are parking spaces outside the church but it's permits only between 10&12 and you can only pay to park for an hour at a time. There are spaces round the corner on Atkins Road where you can park for longer. There are bus routes which stop nearby and it's a 10 ish minute walk from Balham station. Please note : To gain entry, please press the buzzer for 'Church' and one of us will let you in. Also, if your little ones are older and not sleeping, the church would prefer it if you left your buggy outside in the buggy park.  There is no playgroup next week as it’s half term.   

A friendly and informal workshop giving you the opportunity to learn all the basics of baby sleep for your little ones. The workshop is run by Heidi Skudder (The Parent and Baby Coach), a local Sleep Consultant and will cover the following areas: -Baby Sleep Cycles -The Science of Sleep -How much Sleep your babies should be having -Routines for Babies ages 0-18 months -Establishing Day time sleeps -Setting up good sleep habits -Dropping Night Feeds -Problem Sleep Associations -Sleep Training Methods – Which ones to use and when? The workshop runs for around 1.5 hours and at the end you will come away with a Sleep Plan of your own to implement plus a week of email support from Heidi to help you along the way. Parents of twins ages 0-18 months are welcome, or expectant parents if you would like to know how to set up good habits from the very word go! Tickets are £15 each and are strictly on a first come first served basis. Feedback from WTC members who attended previous courses : " I thought it was brilliant. Heidi was really knowledgeable without being too opinionated or judgemental. She gave us the confidence really to understand what to do and why." "The workshop was excellent, Heidi is fantastic and has given us the confidence we needed to give some proper sleep training a go"

A playgroup for all ages but more suited to toddlers and older. This playgroup is run by WTC volunteers once a month on a trial basis for now.   

The First Aid courses are excellent value for money and are always held locally at a WTC member's house. We have a maximum of 8 people for each course and plenty of time to cover the topics/ deal with any queries you may have. The course lasts for approximately 2.5 hours. The topics covered are - Resuscitation Baby and child choking Baby and child fits/ febrile convulsions Burns and scalds Injury - finger amputation, spinal injury Minor illnesses: temperatures, diarrhoea and vomiting, croup There will be an opportunity to practise practical elements and you will also receive a handout to take away for future reference. Costs are £25 per head and are open to parents, carers, grandparents, Au Pairs and nannies of multiples. Please note that we require a minimum of 5 people to run each event.

This Girls Night Out will be on Wednesday the 13th June in Putney at The Prince of Wales Pub, 138 UPPER RICHMOND ROAD, PUTNEY, LONDON SW15 2SP.  Come along to meet other mums and share the joys and challenges of parenting multiples (or just have a natter!). If you don't know anyone, please don't think you can't come along, it's very relaxed and we're all very friendly so hope to see you there! Also, dont worry if you are a little late or just want to join in for a drink, everyone is welcome :) PLEASE NOTE : Please get a ticket when you receive an invite via email, you don't have to pay but it's just so we can get an idea of numbers in order to book a table

Coffee morning for new parents at Gazette on Balham High Road. No need to book, just turn up if you want some company/coffee/lunch/a spare pair of hands to hold a baby. Tara will be there from 12-2:00pm. 

Come along and make a Father's Day present from your little ones. Pay by cash or card on the day. 

The next Girls Night Out will be on Tuesday, the 15th May in Streatham at The Bull, 498 Streatham High Road, London, SW16 3QB.  Come along to meet other mums and share the joys and challenges of parenting multiples (or just have a natter!). If you don't know anyone, please don't think you can't come along, it's very relaxed and we're all very friendly so hope to see you there! Also, dont worry if you are a little late or just want to join in for a drink, everyone is welcome :) PLEASE NOTE : Please get a ticket when you receive an invite via email, you don't have to pay but it's just so we can get an idea of numbers in order to book a table.

Health Talk: The 3 Steps to Optimal Health - Covering: Sleep, Stress and Nutrition An informative and motivating talk. Alex will share with you her passion, love of food and enthusiasm for wellbeing. During the Health talk you will learn: · The importance of sleep and how to improve your sleep · How to reduce stress in your life and what foods to eat to support the nervous system · How to eat a balanced diet and adopt a healthy lifestyle Alex Gear is a twin mum (former WTC committee member) and a Registered Nutritional Therapist, Naturopath and health coach who follows the principles of Functional Medicine. Her background as a chef and cookery teacher, and knowledge as a nutritional therapist, as well as being a busy mum, make her very much in touch with what people are constantly dealing with. Alex specialises in gut health, hormone balancing, the management of stress, weight loss and sleep. Alex is also very passionate about child health and the importance of eating well to support their growth and development, energy levels, learning, mood and behavior.  You can find out more about Alex and her services here https://www.facebook.com/AlexGearNutritionForLife/

A friendly and informal workshop giving you the opportunity to learn all the basics of baby sleep for your little ones. The workshop is run by Heidi Skudder (The Parent and Baby Coach), a local Sleep Consultant and will cover the following areas: -Baby Sleep Cycles -The Science of Sleep -How much Sleep your babies should be having -Routines for Babies ages 0-18 months -Establishing Day time sleeps -Setting up good sleep habits -Dropping Night Feeds -Problem Sleep Associations -Sleep Training Methods – Which ones to use and when? The workshop runs for around 1.5 hours and at the end you will come away with a Sleep Plan of your own to implement plus a week of email support from Heidi to help you along the way. Parents of twins ages 0-18 months are welcome, or expectant parents if you would like to know how to set up good habits from the very word go! Tickets are £15 each and are strictly on a first come first served basis. Feedback from WTC members who attended previous courses : " I thought it was brilliant. Heidi was really knowledgeable without being too opinionated or judgemental. She gave us the confidence really to understand what to do and why." "The workshop was excellent, Heidi is fantastic and has given us the confidence we needed to give some proper sleep training a go"

Come along to our playgroup in a lovely, big church hall. There's toys for all ages and lots of space for the little ones to run/crawl/toddle around in. There's a hot cuppa for the adults and snacks for the children and we'll have a little sing-a-long too. Playgroup is free to attend but when we have Lily there doing the singing then we ask for a voluntary contribution to help pay for this. There are parking spaces outside the church but it's permits only between 10&12 and you can only pay to park for an hour at a time. There are spaces round the corner on Atkins Road where you can park for longer. There are bus routes which stop nearby and it's a 10 ish minute walk from Balham station. Please note : To gain entry, please press the buzzer for 'Church' and one of us will let you in. Also, if your little ones are older and not sleeping, the church would prefer it if you left your buggy outside in the buggy park.