Toddle Time returns this April - Friday Fun for little ones in St Neots

Local families in St Neots have something to look forward to after the Easter school holidays, as the much-loved Toddle Time sessions are set to return this April.

Running every Friday during term time, Toddle Time offers a warm, welcoming space for babies and young children (up to 5 years old) to play, explore and socialise – while parents and carers enjoy a relaxed chat and a supportive community atmosphere.

The first session after the Easter holidays will take place on Friday 17th April.

The perfect space to play, explore and connect

Held at the Eatons Centre, conveniently located behind the Co-op on Great North Road, Toddle Time is designed to be both fun and flexible for families.

Each session runs from 10:00am to 11:30am and includes:

  • Free play in a safe, welcoming environment
  • Age-appropriate climbing and balancing equipment
  • Outdoor play area (available Spring to Autumn, weather permitting)
  • Optional structured activities including singing and signing.

The sessions are intentionally gentle and informal – perfect for little ones to build confidence and for adults to connect with others in the community.

Easy to attend

There’s no need to book – families can simply turn up on the day. With free parking available on-site and next door at the Co-op, it’s an easy and accessible outing for local parents and carers.

 
Affordable family fun
  • £3 per child
  • Babies under 1 go free when attending with an older sibling
  • Family ticket: £5
  • Parents are encouraged to bring their own drinks, and each child will receive a biscuit during the session.
Everyone is welcome

Toddle Time is open to all families in the area.

All children must be accompanied by an adult, and staff are on hand to help guide the session and ensure a safe, enjoyable experience for everyone.

For more information, you can call 01480 388922.

 

With its friendly atmosphere and engaging activities, Toddle Time is a highlight of the week for many local families – making its return this April especially welcome news.

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