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I'm a new Mommy and had my son, Blondie Boy, via an emergency c-section at the Princess Royal this past January. I live with him, my Not Blonde Husband and our dog in the east of the city. I'm really looking forward to trying out all that there is to offer for Moms and babies in the east, especially if it's cheap or free!Isla and I love the Bumps and Bundles toddler group which meets on a Monday morning in
There is a great selection of toys for the children to play with, from baby bouncers and walkers for the youngest ones, to dolls houses, playdoh and ride on toys for the older ones.
The first structured activity is ‘sticky kids’ which is movement to music – great fun exercise for the children and adults! After that we have snack time where the children sit at a table for juice and snack, and the adults have tea or coffee and a biscuit. After snack the older children can take part in a craft activity while the younger ones carry on playing with the toys. The toys are then tidied away before the session finishes with singing time (Isla’s favourite is ‘sleeping bunnies’).
The group is really popular so there are lots of children for your child to play with, and the ages range from tiny babies to pre schoolers. As the name suggests, pregnant women are welcome to attend as well.
The group is a great place for your child to socialise but also for the adults to make new friends. If its your first time and you don’t know anyone, the ladies who run the group will make sure you are introduced to someone so you’re not on your own.
There is a charge of £1 per adult, and the group meets from 9:30 till 11:30 on Mondays during term time.
Hope to see some of you there!
Contacts:
Carina Craib (Chairperson) 0141 563 7830
Bronagh Ewart (Secretary) 01360 771 575
My friend and I took our children (two boys aged 5 & 6 and two girls aged 2) to
There are some great activities to do while you are at the Park, including a history trail, tree trail, scavenger hunt and easy access orienteering – we have done the last 3 on previous visits and my son really enjoys them. You can borrow everything you need to do these from the Park office.
There are often activities and events on at the Park from archery to cinema and these are advertised on the Park’s website and in the local press.
The Park is a fantastic place for a day out and I feel very lucky to have it virtually on my doorstep.
Opening hours:
The park is open 7 days, with the car park open from 9am – 9pm (April – Sept) and 9am – 6:30pm (Oct – March). The Visitor Centre, Garden Centre, Restaurant and Farm Shop are open 9am – 5pm. The Stables Gift Shop is open 12:30pm – 4pm, the Stables Tea Room 10am – 5pm and the Art & Craft Gallery 12pm – 4pm.
Contact details:
General enquiries and bookings: 0141 956 6100
Email: office@mugdock.org
Website: Mugdock-country-park.org.uk
Ranger Service: 0141 956 6586 or email rangers@mugdock.org
How to get there:
Just off the A81 3 miles north of Milngavie and 1 mile south of Strathblane. Well signposted.
