The Bristol Parent

[...] her in my home and with my baby. Because it’s made such a difference to my life as a Bristol parent, I’ve had a quick chat with Sue Cannings, the owner of the Bristol Babysitting Agency.& [...]

[...] for them, wouldn’t we? The post Mummy seems to be the hardest word appeared first on The Bristol Parent. [...]

[...] when I’m making these foods! The post Quick toddler foods I rely on appeared first on The Bristol Parent. [...]

[...] on Twitter than normal! The post #weprintmemories – a photo competition appeared first on The Bristol Parent. [...]

[...] surprised at how loud they are, and therefore how scary they could potentially be to a small baby. The same applies to those scratchy foil blankets. Bit too much going on here, thanks [...]

[...] I could do. And I would, and will, do anything to make her happy. Small things for a small baby. Also, during the time I was waiting to be a mum, there were people that knew how I was [...]

[...] a lovely spoken word commentary, was fascinating for the kids and would be a real treat for a small baby who is keen on big monochrome shapes. It would be an ideal place to take older children who are [...]

[...] great things to do with kids here, and a trio of play cafes of our own Bubbahub, Hungry Caterpillar Cafe and Sensory Space - reviews of the former two to be added here soon. However, some things [...]

[...] in Bedminster will be closed off and turned into a street party paradise for children by Hungry Caterpillar Cafe. This will be an interesting transformation, Dean St is a back street with a dead end [...]

The Hungry Caterpillar children’s cafe on North Street, Bedminster, has added another string to its bow by opening a new garden at the back of its p [...]

I’ve just had a really great morning in town, and found three things, all new to me (and one brand new today) that I highly recommend trying out thi [...]

[...] down, both on the strength of references, and my own gut feel. Working with a lot of Bristol parents as you do, have you noticed any defined characteristics of us as a group? Is there such thing [...]

[...] Temple Meads to go out again, are seeing an upswing, as is the city centre and parts of South Bristol that are in walking distance to the station. You’ve got a £250k budget and one small [...]

[...] and I think it needs to change. Today I had a bad experience with First Group buses in South Bristol. The bus stopped for me, and the driver opened the door and said “No room, you’ll have to fold [...]

[...] soon. However, some things are worth making the trip North for. I think, if you live in South Bristol, KudaCan is one of those places. It’s a play cafe and community hub, just off the [...]