Sensory, Stretch & Play Session (6mth - 9mth)
Thursday 9:45am - 11:00am
Studio 2 at Happy Mama Hub,
Unit 3 The Barns, 42 Thrapston Road,
Brampton,
Huntingdon,
PE28 4TD view map
You can find us off Thrapston Road, down the dirt track, opposite the Memorial Hall Car Park Entrance. We are located next door to the Kindred Nursery.
Parking
We do have a small car …morepark on site at the back of the building. All those attending classes in Studio 2, are to park on the left hand side along the fence between the yellow markers.
Please can we ask that you start parking at the top nearest the fence and then continue to park next to each other not leaving too much space between each car. We would recommend reversing into the space if you can so that it is easier for you to get out.
We ask that if you are able to park further away and walk down to the hub, it will help alleviate the space in our car park as it can get very busy at times.
Studio
Studio 2 can be found at the top of the stairs to the left. If you have mobility issues, please get in touch before booking so that we can make alternative arrangements for you.
There are coat hooks and cubby holes on the landing area for you to take off your shoes and hang your coats before going into class.
Travelling by Bus
The closest bus stop is on Orchard Lane. less
This Sensory, Stretch and Play Session is most suitable for babies from 6 months (at the start of the course) up to crawling.
This gentle sensory class focuses on themed play through story, song and baby yoga. We give you early sensory play ideas to stimulate your baby's brain and vestibular system, sensory stretch and play routines to support coordination, proprioceptive awareness and communication skills. It provides a calm, expertly designed environment that won’t overstimulate your baby.
In addition to the class, we always offer a half an hour wellness session after class. A chance to chat with other Mamas in the class and enjoy a drink and biscuit.
We believe that this opportunity to form friendships with other mums is just as important as the class itself.