Witney Mums

15/08/2024

Hello everyone,
A huge welcome to Baby Sensory Witney.
I am Kelly and I have the best job ever! I am part of an award-winning programme called Baby Sensory which is a fabulous baby class for children aged 0-13 months. These classes are full of amazing activities designed to support your babies development through a wide range of sensory activities. Not only this, it is full of helpful information for you as well and whilst learning, you will get to bond with your gorgeous little one and create lots of precious memories which you will treasure forever!
Our classes are based on over 40 years of research into childhood development so we will always explain what we are doing and why we are doing it, and of course, we will have lots of fun too! From bubbles and parachutes to light shows and puppets, there are so many activities to take part in.
Come and 'Say Hello to the Sun' with us and meet lots of new friends.
Witney classes coming soon!
To register your interest for classes starting in October, please follow the link below and sign up to the waitlist for priority booking.

https://www.babysensory.com/witney/home

Thanks very much,
Kelly Lydiat
Baby Sensory Witney

An award-winning baby sensory class perfect for aiding baby development. Sessions include light shows, bubbles, parachutes, singing and signing and so much more!

04/04/2024

Our Easter Half Term Short Courses have started 🏊

However, there is still space on our 5-day course next week!

Monday 8th - Friday 12th April:

9.30am-10am Introduction to Development
10am-10.30am Junior Foundation - Top Up Class
10.30am-11am Junior Foundation - Non-Swimmer

Book today! ⬇️

https://brnw.ch/21wIrlt

04/04/2024

What a beautiful day! It was lovely to see so many of you in for lunch and dinner yesterday, even though it was a bit rainy! For all you folk with kids, don't forget we offer lunch and dinner to 12 and unders for £5 during school holidays. 2 years old and under also eat for free.

04/04/2024

For our lovely Followers with dogs............CPR is appropriate for dogs whose hearts have stopped beating due to known causes like electrocution, drowning, or choking. However, it's unlikely to be successful if the dog has underlying health issues or severe injuries.
Steps Before CPR:
Check if the dog is unconscious.
Ensure airway is clear.
Check for breathing.

Position dog right side down on a flat surface.
Place hands over the heart (behind left front leg on larger dogs) Give 30 chest compressions followed by 2 breaths (close their mouth & seal your mouth over their nose)

04/04/2024

We are looking for a Mature person with great customer service skills to come and join us part time at Lilys attic. You will be required to work weekends. And available to work during the week. Please contact us for more information. 😊

04/04/2024

04/04/2024

Visitors to Cogges Manor Farm in Witney enjoyed Easter egg hunts and met real-life Easter chicks.