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Play session for babies/toddlers
Stanley Road, Cheadle Hulme, Cheshire, SK8 6RQ

Contact phone

0161 610 0101

Age

For babies and preschool children with complex or special needs

Opening times

Wednesday 11am - 12pm (term time only)

Cost details

Free sessions (booking essential)

Description

Seashell Trust Stay and Play takes place every Wednesday and is for babies and preschool children with complex or special needs. Families don't need to have received a formal diagnosis to join us.

Stay and Play is a friendly, informal group where you can have fun and support your child's learning through play. Each week we hold different activities to support your child's development in areas like:

  • Communication
  • Early exploration
  • Movement
  • Independence

There are plenty of toys, including sensory toys and nice comfy seats for parents! Your child can also try some messy play (without messing up your own home!).

It's an opportunity to meet and chat with other parents and carers and we've seen some lovely friendships made at Stay and Play.

You'll be supported by specialist staff who can drop in any time between 10.30am and 2.30pm. Tea and coffee are provided and please free to bring lunch.

Who would benefit:

For babies and preschool children with complex or special needs.

Every Wednesday (term time only

)Join us every Wednesday during term time from 11 am to 12 noon to have fun and support your children’s learning through play.  Each week our specialist teachers and therapists hold different activities to support development in areas like communication, early exploration, movement and independence.

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Updated: 11/12/2023