Baby and toddler classes near you, timetabled around your week. Free to use, nothing to sign up for.
We add new classes every month, and we go looking where people ask us to. Leave your email and we'll tell you when something opens up near you.
We store your email, the first half of your postcode and the age band you picked — nothing else, and only to tell you about classes near you.
Your calendar, the printed sheet and the whole-term file cover every week of the term, not only the one on screen.
Pick more, or add now.
Add to Google Calendar
Google takes one class at a time. Tap Add, then Save in Google, and come back for the next.
Free to drop in on — no booking, no timetable. Good for the days between classes.
Apple Calendar picks the link up straight away. Google Calendar: Other calendars → + → From URL, and paste it. Google can take a day or two to show changes after that — that is Google's cache, not the feed.
Subscription or file? A subscription is a link your calendar re-checks on its own, so if a library moves its rhyme time the correction reaches you. The whole-term file is a snapshot: it will still say the old day, and there is no way for us to tell you.
Either way, make an empty calendar first and put these in it. Then they sit on their own layer you can hide with one tick, or delete in one go at the end of term. A subscription does this by itself; a downloaded file will ask you which calendar to use.
Building the timetable on this page sends your postcode to postcodes.io once. PostHog counts the visit, and is given the page's address with your answers stripped out of it, plus a note of which buttons you pressed — the buttons themselves, from a fixed list, never the words printed on them and never the chips you answered with. It is also told that you filled the postcode box in, so we can see how many people start and how many finish, but never a character of what you typed. It also records how the results page is used, with the form and the printable QR section cut out of the recording and every word on the rest of the page replaced before it is sent. Nothing else leaves your device. Subscribing is genuinely different, and you should choose it knowing that:
The whole-term file sends nothing at all. If you would rather nothing left your device on a schedule, use that instead and come back at half term for a fresh copy — that is a perfectly good way to do this.
This is a pet-project run by a mum in the neighbourhood. If you know a class or a place that isn't here — or something above is wrong — tell us and we'll fix it.
The site is free. What it costs is my evenings, plus a small bill for the servers and my AI-helpers, who verify the events and keep them up to date.
If it saved you an afternoon, that's enough. If you'd like to put something in the tin as well, thank you.
Goes through Ko-fi, which handles the payment — this site never sees your card details.