Stratford centres activities timetable

A course to support positive attachment and bonding with baby; creating a calm and relaxing environment to improve quality of sleep, reduce discomfort of colic, wind and constipation and can help stimulate babies’ circulatory system. Please contact the Centre to be added to our waiting list

Speech and Language focussed course for parents to attend with children. Please contact the Centre to be added to our waiting list

A course to support positive attachment and bonding with baby; creating a calm and relaxing environment to improve quality of sleep, reduce discomfort of colic, wind and constipation and can help stimulate babies’ circulatory system. Please contact the Centre to be added to our waiting list

These sessions are aimed for babies and toddlers, offering language enrichment learning through play. They incorporate paint and print, messy play, sound and music, and outdoor play.

For families with toddlers, sessions provide stimulating activities to support and develop all areas of learning, including: communication, language, physical, social and emotional development.

A course to support positive attachment and bonding with baby; creating a calm and relaxing environment to improve quality of sleep, reduce discomfort of colic, wind and constipation and can help stimulate babies’ circulatory system. Please contact the Centre to be added to our waiting list

Speech and Language focussed course for parents to attend with children. Please contact the Centre to be added to our waiting list

This is a Baby self-weigh facility, where parents/carers can use the self-weigh facilities on their own to monitor the weight of their child and plot this in their personal child health record. The self-weigh stations have written step by step guidance.
For safe and effective use, the facilities are only for non-walkers up to a maximum age of 18 months. Please note the equipment is placed on the floor for safety. Should you have any difficulties with accessibility due to this set-up please contact your C&FC to make alternative arrangements. Before using the facility, please ensure you understand all the information and resources below:

Your local Children and Family Centre now have ‘self-weigh’ baby facilities available. You don’t need to book just Drop in when these are available. See the details in the Timetable of Warwick District CFC. A Health professional is not available at the Self-weigh facilities. The ‘self-weigh’ facilities are for your own use as parents/carers to monitor the weight of your child and plot this in their Personal Child Health Record (red book). These self-weighing stations are in partnership with your Health Visiting appointments and will not replace any milestone and developmental checks that you will be offered. The facilities are not for use where there is a health concern – in this circumstance we would recommend that you contact the Health Visiting Team for support/advice and an appointment when required. If your baby was born prematurely (earlier than 37 weeks' gestation) the Health Visitor may be monitoring their growth. Please talk to your Health Visitor to assess if self-weighing is the right pathway for you and your child.

This is a Baby self-weigh facility, where parents/carers can use the self-weigh facilities on their own to monitor the weight of their child and plot this in their personal child health record. The self-weigh stations have written step by step guidance.
For safe and effective use, the facilities are only for non-walkers up to a maximum age of 18 months. Please note the equipment is placed on the floor for safety. Should you have any difficulties with accessibility due to this set-up please contact your C&FC to make alternative arrangements. Before using the facility, please ensure you understand all the information and resources below:

Your local Children and Family Centre now have ‘self-weigh’ baby facilities available. You don’t need to book just Drop in when these are available. See the details in the Timetable of Warwick District CFC. A Health professional is not available at the Self-weigh facilities. The ‘self-weigh’ facilities are for your own use as parents/carers to monitor the weight of your child and plot this in their Personal Child Health Record (red book). These self-weighing stations are in partnership with your Health Visiting appointments and will not replace any milestone and developmental checks that you will be offered. The facilities are not for use where there is a health concern – in this circumstance we would recommend that you contact the Health Visiting Team for support/advice and an appointment when required. If your baby was born prematurely (earlier than 37 weeks' gestation) the Health Visitor may be monitoring their growth. Please talk to your Health Visitor to assess if self-weighing is the right pathway for you and your child.

For families with babies that aren't walking, sessions provide inspiring activities to support multi-sensory experiences with your baby and activities to develop gross and fine motor skills.

Speech and Language focussed course for parents to attend with children. Please contact the Centre to be added to our waiting list

Speech and Language focussed course for parents to attend with children. Please contact the Centre to be added to our waiting list

These sessions are aimed for babies and toddlers, offering language enrichment learning through play. They incorporate paint and print, messy play, sound and music, and outdoor play.

A sensory play session for you and your baby to explore their senses and learn about the world around them. We will be aiming to explore a variety of sights, sounds and textures in a friendly and a relaxed environment.

For families with babies that aren't walking, sessions provide inspiring activities to support multi-sensory experiences with your baby and activities to develop gross and fine motor skills.

The sessions provide stimulating activities to support and develop all areas of learning, including: communication, language, physical, social and emotional development.

A course to support positive attachment and bonding with baby; creating a calm and relaxing environment to improve quality of sleep, reduce discomfort of colic, wind and constipation and can help stimulate babies’ circulatory system. Please contact the Centre to be added to our waiting list

For families with babies that aren't walking, sessions provide inspiring activities to support multi-sensory experiences with your baby and activities to develop gross and fine motor skills.

For families with babies that aren't walking, sessions provide inspiring activities to support multi-sensory experiences with your baby and activities to develop gross and fine motor skills.

These sessions are prefect for families looking to connect with other local home educated parents and children. Share ideas, resources and support in a welcoming and informal environment.

This is a Baby self-weigh facility, where parents/carers can use the self-weigh facilities on their own to monitor the weight of their child and plot this in their personal child health record. The self-weigh stations have written step by step guidance.
For safe and effective use, the facilities are only for non-walkers up to a maximum age of 18 months. Please note the equipment is placed on the floor for safety. Should you have any difficulties with accessibility due to this set-up please contact your C&FC to make alternative arrangements. Before using the facility, please ensure you understand all the information and resources below:

Your local Children and Family Centre now have ‘self-weigh’ baby facilities available. You don’t need to book just Drop in when these are available. See the details in the Timetable of Warwick District CFC. A Health professional is not available at the Self-weigh facilities. The ‘self-weigh’ facilities are for your own use as parents/carers to monitor the weight of your child and plot this in their Personal Child Health Record (red book). These self-weighing stations are in partnership with your Health Visiting appointments and will not replace any milestone and developmental checks that you will be offered. The facilities are not for use where there is a health concern – in this circumstance we would recommend that you contact the Health Visiting Team for support/advice and an appointment when required. If your baby was born prematurely (earlier than 37 weeks' gestation) the Health Visitor may be monitoring their growth. Please talk to your Health Visitor to assess if self-weighing is the right pathway for you and your child.

A play session for you and your baby to explore their senses and learn about the world around them. Exploring a variety of sight, sounds and textures in a friendly and relaxed environment

A course to support positive attachment and bonding with baby; creating a calm and relaxing environment to improve quality of sleep, reduce discomfort of colic, wind and constipation and can help stimulate babies’ circulatory system. Please contact the Centre to be added to our waiting list

Speech and Language focussed course for parents to attend with children. Please contact the Centre to be added to our waiting list

These sessions are aimed for babies and toddlers, offering language enrichment learning through play. They incorporate paint and print, messy play, sound and music, and outdoor play.

For families with toddlers, sessions provide stimulating activities to support and develop all areas of learning, including: communication, language, physical, social and emotional development.

A course to support positive attachment and bonding with baby; creating a calm and relaxing environment to improve quality of sleep, reduce discomfort of colic, wind and constipation and can help stimulate babies’ circulatory system. Please contact the Centre to be added to our waiting list

This is a Baby self-weigh facility, where parents/carers can use the self-weigh facilities on their own to monitor the weight of their child and plot this in their personal child health record. The self-weigh stations have written step by step guidance.
For safe and effective use, the facilities are only for non-walkers up to a maximum age of 18 months. Please note the equipment is placed on the floor for safety. Should you have any difficulties with accessibility due to this set-up please contact your C&FC to make alternative arrangements. Before using the facility, please ensure you understand all the information and resources below:

Your local Children and Family Centre now have ‘self-weigh’ baby facilities available. You don’t need to book just Drop in when these are available. See the details in the Timetable of Warwick District CFC. A Health professional is not available at the Self-weigh facilities. The ‘self-weigh’ facilities are for your own use as parents/carers to monitor the weight of your child and plot this in their Personal Child Health Record (red book). These self-weighing stations are in partnership with your Health Visiting appointments and will not replace any milestone and developmental checks that you will be offered. The facilities are not for use where there is a health concern – in this circumstance we would recommend that you contact the Health Visiting Team for support/advice and an appointment when required. If your baby was born prematurely (earlier than 37 weeks' gestation) the Health Visitor may be monitoring their growth. Please talk to your Health Visitor to assess if self-weighing is the right pathway for you and your child.

This is a Baby self-weigh facility, where parents/carers can use the self-weigh facilities on their own to monitor the weight of their child and plot this in their personal child health record. The self-weigh stations have written step by step guidance.
For safe and effective use, the facilities are only for non-walkers up to a maximum age of 18 months. Please note the equipment is placed on the floor for safety. Should you have any difficulties with accessibility due to this set-up please contact your C&FC to make alternative arrangements. Before using the facility, please ensure you understand all the information and resources below:

Your local Children and Family Centre now have ‘self-weigh’ baby facilities available. You don’t need to book just Drop in when these are available. See the details in the Timetable of Warwick District CFC. A Health professional is not available at the Self-weigh facilities. The ‘self-weigh’ facilities are for your own use as parents/carers to monitor the weight of your child and plot this in their Personal Child Health Record (red book). These self-weighing stations are in partnership with your Health Visiting appointments and will not replace any milestone and developmental checks that you will be offered. The facilities are not for use where there is a health concern – in this circumstance we would recommend that you contact the Health Visiting Team for support/advice and an appointment when required. If your baby was born prematurely (earlier than 37 weeks' gestation) the Health Visitor may be monitoring their growth. Please talk to your Health Visitor to assess if self-weighing is the right pathway for you and your child.

For families with babies that aren't walking, sessions provide inspiring activities to support multi-sensory experiences with your baby and activities to develop gross and fine motor skills.

Speech and Language focussed course for parents to attend with children. Please contact the Centre to be added to our waiting list

These sessions are aimed for babies and toddlers, offering language enrichment learning through play. They incorporate paint and print, messy play, sound and music, and outdoor play.

A sensory play session for you and your baby to explore their senses and learn about the world around them. We will be aiming to explore a variety of sights, sounds and textures in a friendly and a relaxed environment.

For families with babies that aren't walking, sessions provide inspiring activities to support multi-sensory experiences with your baby and activities to develop gross and fine motor skills.

The sessions provide stimulating activities to support and develop all areas of learning, including: communication, language, physical, social and emotional development.

A course to support positive attachment and bonding with baby; creating a calm and relaxing environment to improve quality of sleep, reduce discomfort of colic, wind and constipation and can help stimulate babies’ circulatory system. Please contact the Centre to be added to our waiting list

For families with babies that aren't walking, sessions provide inspiring activities to support multi-sensory experiences with your baby and activities to develop gross and fine motor skills.

For families with babies that aren't walking, sessions provide inspiring activities to support multi-sensory experiences with your baby and activities to develop gross and fine motor skills.

These sessions are prefect for families looking to connect with other local home educated parents and children. Share ideas, resources and support in a welcoming and informal environment.

This is a Baby self-weigh facility, where parents/carers can use the self-weigh facilities on their own to monitor the weight of their child and plot this in their personal child health record. The self-weigh stations have written step by step guidance.
For safe and effective use, the facilities are only for non-walkers up to a maximum age of 18 months. Please note the equipment is placed on the floor for safety. Should you have any difficulties with accessibility due to this set-up please contact your C&FC to make alternative arrangements. Before using the facility, please ensure you understand all the information and resources below:

Your local Children and Family Centre now have ‘self-weigh’ baby facilities available. You don’t need to book just Drop in when these are available. See the details in the Timetable of Warwick District CFC. A Health professional is not available at the Self-weigh facilities. The ‘self-weigh’ facilities are for your own use as parents/carers to monitor the weight of your child and plot this in their Personal Child Health Record (red book). These self-weighing stations are in partnership with your Health Visiting appointments and will not replace any milestone and developmental checks that you will be offered. The facilities are not for use where there is a health concern – in this circumstance we would recommend that you contact the Health Visiting Team for support/advice and an appointment when required. If your baby was born prematurely (earlier than 37 weeks' gestation) the Health Visitor may be monitoring their growth. Please talk to your Health Visitor to assess if self-weighing is the right pathway for you and your child.

A play session for you and your baby to explore their senses and learn about the world around them. Exploring a variety of sight, sounds and textures in a friendly and relaxed environment

These sessions are aimed for babies and toddlers, offering language enrichment learning through play. They incorporate paint and print, messy play, sound and music, and outdoor play.

For families with toddlers, sessions provide stimulating activities to support and develop all areas of learning, including: communication, language, physical, social and emotional development.

A course to support positive attachment and bonding with baby; creating a calm and relaxing environment to improve quality of sleep, reduce discomfort of colic, wind and constipation and can help stimulate babies’ circulatory system. Please contact the Centre to be added to our waiting list

This is a Baby self-weigh facility, where parents/carers can use the self-weigh facilities on their own to monitor the weight of their child and plot this in their personal child health record. The self-weigh stations have written step by step guidance.
For safe and effective use, the facilities are only for non-walkers up to a maximum age of 18 months. Please note the equipment is placed on the floor for safety. Should you have any difficulties with accessibility due to this set-up please contact your C&FC to make alternative arrangements. Before using the facility, please ensure you understand all the information and resources below:

Your local Children and Family Centre now have ‘self-weigh’ baby facilities available. You don’t need to book just Drop in when these are available. See the details in the Timetable of Warwick District CFC. A Health professional is not available at the Self-weigh facilities. The ‘self-weigh’ facilities are for your own use as parents/carers to monitor the weight of your child and plot this in their Personal Child Health Record (red book). These self-weighing stations are in partnership with your Health Visiting appointments and will not replace any milestone and developmental checks that you will be offered. The facilities are not for use where there is a health concern – in this circumstance we would recommend that you contact the Health Visiting Team for support/advice and an appointment when required. If your baby was born prematurely (earlier than 37 weeks' gestation) the Health Visitor may be monitoring their growth. Please talk to your Health Visitor to assess if self-weighing is the right pathway for you and your child.

This is a Baby self-weigh facility, where parents/carers can use the self-weigh facilities on their own to monitor the weight of their child and plot this in their personal child health record. The self-weigh stations have written step by step guidance.
For safe and effective use, the facilities are only for non-walkers up to a maximum age of 18 months. Please note the equipment is placed on the floor for safety. Should you have any difficulties with accessibility due to this set-up please contact your C&FC to make alternative arrangements. Before using the facility, please ensure you understand all the information and resources below:

Your local Children and Family Centre now have ‘self-weigh’ baby facilities available. You don’t need to book just Drop in when these are available. See the details in the Timetable of Warwick District CFC. A Health professional is not available at the Self-weigh facilities. The ‘self-weigh’ facilities are for your own use as parents/carers to monitor the weight of your child and plot this in their Personal Child Health Record (red book). These self-weighing stations are in partnership with your Health Visiting appointments and will not replace any milestone and developmental checks that you will be offered. The facilities are not for use where there is a health concern – in this circumstance we would recommend that you contact the Health Visiting Team for support/advice and an appointment when required. If your baby was born prematurely (earlier than 37 weeks' gestation) the Health Visitor may be monitoring their growth. Please talk to your Health Visitor to assess if self-weighing is the right pathway for you and your child.

For families with babies that aren't walking, sessions provide inspiring activities to support multi-sensory experiences with your baby and activities to develop gross and fine motor skills.

These sessions are aimed for babies and toddlers, offering language enrichment learning through play. They incorporate paint and print, messy play, sound and music, and outdoor play.

A sensory play session for you and your baby to explore their senses and learn about the world around them. We will be aiming to explore a variety of sights, sounds and textures in a friendly and a relaxed environment.

For families with babies that aren't walking, sessions provide inspiring activities to support multi-sensory experiences with your baby and activities to develop gross and fine motor skills.

The sessions provide stimulating activities to support and develop all areas of learning, including: communication, language, physical, social and emotional development.

For families with babies that aren't walking, sessions provide inspiring activities to support multi-sensory experiences with your baby and activities to develop gross and fine motor skills.

For families with babies that aren't walking, sessions provide inspiring activities to support multi-sensory experiences with your baby and activities to develop gross and fine motor skills.

These sessions are prefect for families looking to connect with other local home educated parents and children. Share ideas, resources and support in a welcoming and informal environment.

This is a Baby self-weigh facility, where parents/carers can use the self-weigh facilities on their own to monitor the weight of their child and plot this in their personal child health record. The self-weigh stations have written step by step guidance.
For safe and effective use, the facilities are only for non-walkers up to a maximum age of 18 months. Please note the equipment is placed on the floor for safety. Should you have any difficulties with accessibility due to this set-up please contact your C&FC to make alternative arrangements. Before using the facility, please ensure you understand all the information and resources below:

Your local Children and Family Centre now have ‘self-weigh’ baby facilities available. You don’t need to book just Drop in when these are available. See the details in the Timetable of Warwick District CFC. A Health professional is not available at the Self-weigh facilities. The ‘self-weigh’ facilities are for your own use as parents/carers to monitor the weight of your child and plot this in their Personal Child Health Record (red book). These self-weighing stations are in partnership with your Health Visiting appointments and will not replace any milestone and developmental checks that you will be offered. The facilities are not for use where there is a health concern – in this circumstance we would recommend that you contact the Health Visiting Team for support/advice and an appointment when required. If your baby was born prematurely (earlier than 37 weeks' gestation) the Health Visitor may be monitoring their growth. Please talk to your Health Visitor to assess if self-weighing is the right pathway for you and your child.

A play session for you and your baby to explore their senses and learn about the world around them. Exploring a variety of sight, sounds and textures in a friendly and relaxed environment

These sessions are aimed for babies and toddlers, offering language enrichment learning through play. They incorporate paint and print, messy play, sound and music, and outdoor play.

For families with toddlers, sessions provide stimulating activities to support and develop all areas of learning, including: communication, language, physical, social and emotional development.

This is a Baby self-weigh facility, where parents/carers can use the self-weigh facilities on their own to monitor the weight of their child and plot this in their personal child health record. The self-weigh stations have written step by step guidance.
For safe and effective use, the facilities are only for non-walkers up to a maximum age of 18 months. Please note the equipment is placed on the floor for safety. Should you have any difficulties with accessibility due to this set-up please contact your C&FC to make alternative arrangements. Before using the facility, please ensure you understand all the information and resources below:

Your local Children and Family Centre now have ‘self-weigh’ baby facilities available. You don’t need to book just Drop in when these are available. See the details in the Timetable of Warwick District CFC. A Health professional is not available at the Self-weigh facilities. The ‘self-weigh’ facilities are for your own use as parents/carers to monitor the weight of your child and plot this in their Personal Child Health Record (red book). These self-weighing stations are in partnership with your Health Visiting appointments and will not replace any milestone and developmental checks that you will be offered. The facilities are not for use where there is a health concern – in this circumstance we would recommend that you contact the Health Visiting Team for support/advice and an appointment when required. If your baby was born prematurely (earlier than 37 weeks' gestation) the Health Visitor may be monitoring their growth. Please talk to your Health Visitor to assess if self-weighing is the right pathway for you and your child.

This is a Baby self-weigh facility, where parents/carers can use the self-weigh facilities on their own to monitor the weight of their child and plot this in their personal child health record. The self-weigh stations have written step by step guidance.
For safe and effective use, the facilities are only for non-walkers up to a maximum age of 18 months. Please note the equipment is placed on the floor for safety. Should you have any difficulties with accessibility due to this set-up please contact your C&FC to make alternative arrangements. Before using the facility, please ensure you understand all the information and resources below:

Your local Children and Family Centre now have ‘self-weigh’ baby facilities available. You don’t need to book just Drop in when these are available. See the details in the Timetable of Warwick District CFC. A Health professional is not available at the Self-weigh facilities. The ‘self-weigh’ facilities are for your own use as parents/carers to monitor the weight of your child and plot this in their Personal Child Health Record (red book). These self-weighing stations are in partnership with your Health Visiting appointments and will not replace any milestone and developmental checks that you will be offered. The facilities are not for use where there is a health concern – in this circumstance we would recommend that you contact the Health Visiting Team for support/advice and an appointment when required. If your baby was born prematurely (earlier than 37 weeks' gestation) the Health Visitor may be monitoring their growth. Please talk to your Health Visitor to assess if self-weighing is the right pathway for you and your child.

For families with babies that aren't walking, sessions provide inspiring activities to support multi-sensory experiences with your baby and activities to develop gross and fine motor skills.

These sessions are aimed for babies and toddlers, offering language enrichment learning through play. They incorporate paint and print, messy play, sound and music, and outdoor play.

A sensory play session for you and your baby to explore their senses and learn about the world around them. We will be aiming to explore a variety of sights, sounds and textures in a friendly and a relaxed environment.

For families with babies that aren't walking, sessions provide inspiring activities to support multi-sensory experiences with your baby and activities to develop gross and fine motor skills.

The sessions provide stimulating activities to support and develop all areas of learning, including: communication, language, physical, social and emotional development.

For families with babies that aren't walking, sessions provide inspiring activities to support multi-sensory experiences with your baby and activities to develop gross and fine motor skills.

For families with babies that aren't walking, sessions provide inspiring activities to support multi-sensory experiences with your baby and activities to develop gross and fine motor skills.

These sessions are prefect for families looking to connect with other local home educated parents and children. Share ideas, resources and support in a welcoming and informal environment.

This is a Baby self-weigh facility, where parents/carers can use the self-weigh facilities on their own to monitor the weight of their child and plot this in their personal child health record. The self-weigh stations have written step by step guidance.
For safe and effective use, the facilities are only for non-walkers up to a maximum age of 18 months. Please note the equipment is placed on the floor for safety. Should you have any difficulties with accessibility due to this set-up please contact your C&FC to make alternative arrangements. Before using the facility, please ensure you understand all the information and resources below:

Your local Children and Family Centre now have ‘self-weigh’ baby facilities available. You don’t need to book just Drop in when these are available. See the details in the Timetable of Warwick District CFC. A Health professional is not available at the Self-weigh facilities. The ‘self-weigh’ facilities are for your own use as parents/carers to monitor the weight of your child and plot this in their Personal Child Health Record (red book). These self-weighing stations are in partnership with your Health Visiting appointments and will not replace any milestone and developmental checks that you will be offered. The facilities are not for use where there is a health concern – in this circumstance we would recommend that you contact the Health Visiting Team for support/advice and an appointment when required. If your baby was born prematurely (earlier than 37 weeks' gestation) the Health Visitor may be monitoring their growth. Please talk to your Health Visitor to assess if self-weighing is the right pathway for you and your child.

A play session for you and your baby to explore their senses and learn about the world around them. Exploring a variety of sight, sounds and textures in a friendly and relaxed environment