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Have your say Better Start Children's Centre's on the Clapham/Brixton Hill Better Start Area

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Have your say Better Start Children's Centre's on the Clapham/Brixton Hill Better Start Area

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SR00198741 Parent Satisfaction Survey Poster

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Lambeth Safer Sleep and Support from Early Help Services

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Lambeth Safer Sleep and Support from Early Help Services

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Got a repair issue? Come and talk to the team!

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Got a repair issue? Come and talk to the team!

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📆 Wednesday 29 July
🕛 10am - 4pm
📍 Lambeth Assembly Hall, Brixton Hill, SW2 1RW

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Got a repair issue? Come and talk to the team!

Who will be there

Community Works - Responsible for repairs and improvements to communal areas

Repairs Team and Wates Contractors - Providing repairs and
maintenance to your home

Gas Servicing Team -Ensuring homes stay safe and compliant
with regular safety inspections

Disrepair Team - Managing residents with disrepair issues

No appointment needed - just drop in!

We hope to see you all there.
Lambeth Housing

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Community Works - Responsible for repairs and improvements to communal areas Repairs Team and Wates Contractors - Providing repairs andmaintenance to your home Gas Servicing Team -Ensuring homes stay safe and compliantwith regular safety inspections Disrepair Team - Managing residents with disrepair issues We hope to see you all there.

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Cultural Day at Maytree  and Week 3 - Trip to Southbank Centre 

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Cultural Day at Maytree  and Week 3 - Trip to Southbank Centre 

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WK 1 (Horniman Museum) & 2 (Crystal Palace Park) Trips

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WK 1 (Horniman Museum) & 2 (Crystal Palace Park) Trips

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Horniman Museum & Crystal Palace Day Trip

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Discounted family days out and meals near you this summer.

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Clapham/Brixton Hill Better Start area Summer Timetables WK 1, 2, 3 and 4

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Clapham/Brixton Hill Better Start area Summer Timetables WK 1, 2, 3 and 4

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Agnes Riley gardens - volunteers needed to help run the splash pad on weekends

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Agnes Riley gardens - volunteers needed to help run the splash pad on weekends

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If you would like to volunteer, please get in touch. Or register at agnesrileygardens.org.uk

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Agnes Riley Gardens Update - Unfortunately, our water fountain needs replacing. With this summer already shaping up to be a warm one, we are seeking your support for the benefit of everyone in our community.

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Agnes Riley Gardens Update - Unfortunately, our water fountain needs replacing. With this summer already shaping up to be a warm one, we are seeking your support for the benefit of everyone in our community.

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If you have a child aged 3 or 6 years and live in the UK, join our fun online study!

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If you have a child aged 3 or 6 years and live in the UK, join our fun online study!

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Introduction to Computer Skills – High Trees

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Introduction to Working in the Charity Sector

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Introduction to Working in the Charity Sector

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https://www.high-trees.org/courses/art-of-confidence-speaking/

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We work across health, social care, non-statutory and charitable sectors in the UK and internationally, sharing our expertise in parenting, child and family development, training and dissemination, and organisational development to deliver improved outcomes for children and their families.

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CPCS - The Centre for Parent & Child Support

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Home - CPCS - The Centre for Parent & Child Support

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Integrated, holistic and effective child and family programmes that promote psychological and social wellbeing and improve outcomes for children.

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EPEC Autism Workshops 2 Summer 2026.pdf (3)

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Clapham Park Residents Association- Logo design competition

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Clapham Park Residents Association- Logo design competition

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Introduction to Volunteering July 2026 Flyer V1

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21st June - 2nd August

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https://www.gov.uk/government/news/cases-of-invasive-meningococcal-disease-confirmed-in-kent

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2026 03 17 - Letter to all parents and carers - withdrawal of consultations 

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https://www.lambethsaferchildren.org.uk/news

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Life skills cooking session, for adult women only

When: Wednesday 15th April 3-5 pm. We will run every week (not including May half term) until 8th July.

What to expect: A class for vulnerable women to feel safe in which they will be provided the necessary skills to cook together, eat together, and to take away the delicious recipes. We offer recipe cards and free toiletries, and a fun space to socialise.

Where: In our lower hall at St Vincent's Brixton Community Centre, Talma Road, SW2 1AS

Sign up: Email LeanneT@svp.org.uk or FaithM@svp.org.uk

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Contact - We have lots of advice on our website, and you can also make an appointment with one of our Family Support Workers.

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Contact - We have lots of advice on our website, and you can also make an appointment with one of our Family Support Workers.

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We understand that life with a disabled child brings unique challenges, and we’re here to help families in Lambeth feel valued, supported, confident and informed.

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Book an appointment with our Lambeth team.

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Order your copy of "The helpful guide for families with disabled children

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Order your copy of "The helpful guide for families with disabled children

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for families with disabled children | Contact

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HENRY Starting Solids 16th July at Treehouse Children's Centre

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HENRY Starting Solids 16th July at Treehouse Children's Centre

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0053 Translated Information Maternity PRINT 4pp A4 v7

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Expert information on keeping your baby safe

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Expert information on keeping your baby safe

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The Lullaby Trust raises awareness of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), provides expert advice on safer sleep for babies and offers emotional support for bereaved families

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Help imrove Childhood Vaccinations in Lambeth

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Help imrove Childhood Vaccinations in Lambeth

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Childhood Imms Community Questionnaire QR code leaflet v2 cc

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Lambeth & Southwark Community Infant Feeding

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Lambeth & Southwark Community Infant Feeding

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Formula milk recalls for family noticeboards

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Lambeth Larder - connecting people, food, and support

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Lambeth Larder Community Food Resource is a social enterprise based in Brixton. We help local people in financial need find emergency food, and other vital services that will help them reduce their time in crisis. We do this by creating and sharing free resources and information.

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Childcare.co.uk is an award winning online social networking platform for parents, childcare providers and private tutors with over 2.5 million members. Start your childcare search or childcare job search today.

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Childcare.co.uk - The easy way to find local childcare

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Childcare.co.uk is the UK's leading childcare platform. Search over a million Babysitters, Nannies, Registered Childminders and Childcare Jobs. Find a local Babysitter, Nanny, or Childminder and view thousands of Nanny Jobs online.

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1.15 – 2.00 Movement Therapy with Mindful Beings: Parent and child co-regulation therapy.2.00 – 4.00Sensory arts, crafts, and messy play with Neurodiversity learning

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At Clapham Manor at Triangle Children's Centre from 9.30 –12.30

Please call any centre to book

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For all young people aged 8-13 to enjoy a social space, make arts and crafts, and have fun. A light lunch is included.

Every Saturday, starting on 10th January, from 11:30-1:30pm

Join us at St Vincent's Brixton Community Centre, Talma Road, SW2 1AS

Sign up to this free session: Spring term activity registration - Drama and Saturday sessions – Fill in form

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Drama, for young people aged 11-16

When: Wednesday 15th April 4:30-6 pm. We will run every week (not including May half term) until 8th July.

What to expect: A fun drama class, focusing on improvisation, characterisation, and learning skills such as confidence, problem-solving and team-work through exciting games.

Where: In our upper hall at St Vincent's Brixton Community Centre, Talma Road, SW2 1AS

Sign up: Summer term activity registration - Drama sessions – Fill in form

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Advice and support for your child’s development

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Baby Explorers at Treehouse every Friday 2026

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Baby Explorers at Treehouse every Friday 2026

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Paint, Play, Create at Treehouse Children's Centre every Wednesday 2026

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Paint, Play, Create at Treehouse Children's Centre every Wednesday 2026

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Clapham/Brixton Hill Summer Timetable 2026

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Clapham/Brixton Hill Summer Timetable 2026

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2026 Danzini on Thursdays at Clapham Manor at Triangle Children's Centre

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2026 Danzini on Thursdays at Clapham Manor at Triangle Children's Centre

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GET READY TO WRIGGLE, GIGGLE AND DANCE YOUR HEARTS OUT

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DO YOU CARE FOR A CHILD WITH ADDITIONAL NEEDS AGE 0-25?

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DO YOU CARE FOR A CHILD WITH ADDITIONAL NEEDS AGE 0-25?

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BabyChat is a one-off two-hour group for expectant parents/ carers and is facilitated by a combination of health (health visitor or midwife) and parenting workers.

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Help shape better infant feeding support services in Lambeth

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Help shape better infant feeding support services in Lambeth

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https://padlet.com/janelove/infant-feeding-support-m24n66cjm1m4pqsn

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LAMBETH AUTISM ADVISORY SERVICE (LAAS) NEWSLETTER SPRING 2026

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LAMBETH AUTISM ADVISORY SERVICE (LAAS) NEWSLETTER SPRING 2026

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Attention Lambeth Childminders  We want to hear from you 

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Attention Lambeth Childminders  We want to hear from you 

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Barriers to early potty training evidence base - ERIC

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A co-production insights and engagement project on bowel and bladder health and the challenges young people face.

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St Michaels Fellowship are holding workshops to consult with Young Parents. 

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St Michaels Fellowship are holding workshops to consult with Young Parents. 

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We are reshaping our outreach service offer in Lambeth and would like the young parents to contribute in the creation of the content and method of how we work.

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English for Speakers of Other Languages support (ESOL)

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English for Speakers of Other Languages support (ESOL)

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English for Speakers of Other Languages support (ESOL)

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Lambeth Libraries also offer a range of ESOL support through our 10 branches across the borough. Please check your local branch for the most up-to-date details.

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Southwark Multi-sports for Autistic kids with Autism Voice · Eequ

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Tai Chi, for adults for all ages

When: Friday 17th April 10-11 am. We will run every week (not including May half term) until 10th July.

What to expect: A gentle yet physically active class in which you will focus on breathing, balance and meditation.

Where: In our upper hall at St Vincent's Brixton Community Centre, Talma Road, SW2 1AS

Sign up: Be Calm, Be Creative: Tai Chi (a funded project by L&Q Housing Association) – Fill in form

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Lambeth Holiday activities and Food programme

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Lambeth Holiday activities and Food programme

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Holiday Activities and Food programme (HAF)

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The Mayor of London introduced universal free school meals for all students in primary school. But if you are a parent and are receiving one of the below benefits, you should still apply to your school for benefits related free school meals so you can access the HAF and so the school can receive the valuable Pupil Premium funding.

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Holiday Activities and Food programme (HAF)

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The Mayor of London introduced universal free school meals for all students in primary school. But if you are a parent and are receiving one of the below benefits, you should still apply to your school for benefits related free school meals so you can access the HAF and so the school can receive the valuable Pupil Premium funding.

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Preparing to feed your Baby Information, Advice and Tips

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Preparing to feed your Baby Information, Advice and Tips

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A vibrant arts community centre serving the people of Brixton.

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National Lottery fund for organisations facing both increased demand and increased costs due to the cost of living crisis. Organisations can apply for grants up to the value of £75k.

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Weekly football sessions at Kennington Park Astroturf

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Weekly football sessions at Kennington Park Astroturf

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To book for Southwark Holiday activities

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What we'll do

The Food and Play programme for children and young people with autism and other neurodiversity aims to enhance their social and communication, fine and gross motor skills. We deliver arts and craft, food matters workshop, indoor and outdoor sports and play activities, water play, sensory play and trips to different places in and around the London area. The programme promotes social inclusion of children and young people with neurodiversity. This innovative holiday fun activities will work to improve the quality of life for children and young people who are at risk of social exclusion and ensure their happiness.

About your mentor

We support autistic and neurodiverse people.

We aim to end stigma and discrimination attached to autism in minoritized communities, ensure autistic people are accepted, valued, and included in every sphere of communal and social development and help to ensure autistic people (children and adults) and their families live a happy and fulfilling lives.

Where we'll be

Neckinger TRA Hall, 87 Spa Road, London, Greater London, SE16 3SG

Please note

Please note, it is the responsibility of the booker to satisfy themselves about the adequacy of the safety measures. This platform is merely an introducer and does not verify the items listed here.

Cancellation Policy

Free bookings do not require refunds but as places are limited, please cancel if you cannot attend so that your place can be offered to someone else.

My experience is an educational activity and the 14-day cooling-off period under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 therefore applies. After the 14 day period my standard policy will apply.

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Fun activities that enhance social skills

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To book for Lambeth Holiday activities

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Food and fun activities for autistic children

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Learn the signs that your child may be ready to start potty training, and how to teach your child to use a potty.

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Nap times

Once your child has stopped using nappies in the daytime, it's time to think about nap times.

Learning to sleep without a nappy on at naptime and use the potty when they wake up, will help prepare your child for being dry at night.

Tips for managing nappy-free nap times:

Just before nap time, help your child use the potty or toilet, so they are more likely to stay dry.

When you notice the nappy is staying dry at least some of the time, stop using a nappy at nap time.

Accidents are common during the first few months. Use a waterproof sheet or similar underneath your child, to protect their sleep area.

Lots of children need to use the potty when they wake so help them to do this.

Using praise and rewards to motivate your child

Research shows that rewards such as sweets or sticker charts may help your child initially, but they can stop working quickly.

For most children, encouraging and supporting them to be as independent as possible is the best way to motivate them.

Tips for keeping your child motivated:

Give your child plenty of encouragement and praise their efforts. When your child uses the potty or manages to stay dry, even if it's just for a short time, tell them how pleased you are.

Try to stay calm when accidents happen and do not make a big fuss.

Give your child the opportunity to do things for themselves as far as possible. This will help them to feel in control, positive and relaxed about the process.

Use favourite toys, books or songs to help them feel comfortable on the potty.

Try to avoid prompting or asking your child too often. Instead, wait until you think they need to go and then direct them gently, e.g. "it's toilet time" or "let's get that wee/poo in the potty!"

Be clear, confident and consistent so your child knows what you are asking them to do.

Managing potty training accidents

It is normal to have lots of accidents at the beginning and they are an important part of the learning process. This is a big step for your child, so be patient and encourage them.

Tips for managing accidents:

When your child has an accident, clean it up together and remind them to use the potty next time.

Do not shame or punish your child about accidents, as stress and upset can make it harder for you and your child to learn together.

It's important not to pretend an accident hasn't happened. Help them get clean and dry as soon as possible and involve your child in this process. Gently explain that you want them to use the potty next time.

Potty training out and about

When you first stop using nappies, choose a time when you can stay home with your child for a few days, so you can do some one to one learning with them.

Tips to make your first trips out easier to manage:

Don't forget your potty and spares of everything just in case!

Make trips out short to begin with.

Dress your child in clothes that are easy for them to push down and pull up again.

Avoid putting your child back in a pull up or nappy for outings. This will confuse them and undo all that learning.

A travel potty and washable car seat cover can come in handy.

Using the toilet away from home is a good thing for your child to get used to. Talk to them about things like how the flush at the supermarket is different from the one at home or nursery for example.

We have an excellent range of products to help with this stage including portable potties and car seat covers.

Potty training at nursery & pre-school

Many children spend part of their day being looked after by someone other than you and away from home.

For potty training to go well, your child needs a consistent approach to help them learn what they need to do whether they're at home or in childcare.

As soon as your child starts attending the setting, communicate about their bladder and bowel health. Ask the staff to tell you about the child's poos, so you can keep track and avoid constipation.

Find out what they are offered to drink to you can supplement appropriately at the beginning and end of the session. If the setting will only offer water, and your child is reluctant to consume enough water, talk to staff. Offer to supply juice or squash for them to dilute; it is vital for your child to stay well hydrated when they are away from home.

Start conversations about potty practice as soon as your child can sit up. Settings may regard potty training as something to attempt when the child is older; share this information so they too can see the benefits of potty practice.

When you are thinking about stopping using nappies, plan with the staff. Agree dates together with your child's caregivers so everyone is ready to support them. Time what you are doing at home to fit in with the setting.

Avoid starting to wear pants when the child is about to change rooms at nursery - that will be a big enough upheaval for them.

Tell the staff about the language you use at home for wee and poo.

Talk to the staff at the beginning and end of each session so everyone knows how things are going both at the setting and back at home. Use our potty training record so staff can keep track of their progress.

More information and free resources for childcare settings to support potty learning.
Getting dry at night

The age at which children become dry at night varies hugely. For some, it follows on quite quickly after achieving daytime dryness. For others, the wetting carries on after the age of 5 and treatment will be advised.

It is not your child's fault if they wet during sleep.

There are however lots of things you can do to gradually work towards night time dryness including:

Help your child get into the habit of using the potty or toilet at bedtime.

As well as making sure they are drinking plenty during the daytime, work on a good bedtime drinking routine as well. STOP drinks one hour before bedtime, every night, and no more after that till morning. Our Wee Checker has information on how much children should drink for their age.

Prepare your child for sleep. Unwind with a book or listen to music with the lights turned low. NO screens - so no TV, iPad, computer games in the hour before sleep, or the brain will get the wrong message!

Avoid lifting - in other words waking your child to take them to the toilet - if you want to work on stopping bedwetting. It might keep the bed dry, but it encourages the child to wee during sleep as they don't really wake up.

If your child is still wetting the bed when they are 5, see our Advice for Children with Night Time Wetting factsheet for more information and help.

Common potty training problems

Taking your time leading your child through the preparation and practice stages should help to avoid the most common potty training problems.

If you feel as though it's all gone wrong and they're just not getting it, it's ok to stop, go back to the preparation stage and start again.

Could they be constipated?

Constipation affects 1 in 3 children and is especially common in under 5s. Your child may be struggling because they have some underlying constipation that was there before you started potty training.

So stop, treat the constipation and then try stopping the nappies again once it is all under control. Carry on with potty practice - this in itself is an important part of constipation treatment.
Are they drinking enough?
Sometime the bladder misbehaves and we realise that our child is simply not drinking enough.

Once again, you don't have to go right back to the beginning, but go back to the potty practice stage while you increase your child's fluid intake.

Try not to panic if it seems as if they just aren't getting it. Some children take longer to learn, and just need more time.

Reassure your child that their wees and poos will learn to go in the potty, they just need more practice!

Get more information and help with common potty training problems.

FAQs

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We've broken down potty training into 3 easy steps: preparation, practice and perfecting those skills! Use our step by step guide to help your toddler become toilet trained.

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Lambeth Better Start Children’s Centre timetables

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Lambeth Better Start Children’s Centre timetables

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Lambeth Council | Children with Disabilities Levels of Need

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Lambeth Council | Children with Disabilities Levels of Need

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Everyday activities to support your baby 0-2years

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These free, live, online classes were developed by SEL LMNS for the women of South East London and are delivered by Somali-speaking midwives, maternity support workers and obstetricians

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A3 Poster template six languages 20.10.24 COLLECTION CHECKED PDF

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Together Time is a group for parents with babies between 3 and 8 months old. It’s a safe space to explore your relationship with your baby, learn about baby-led play and share feelings and experiences with other parents. You can be referred by a professional, for example, a health visitor, family worker, Stay and Play worker or social worker or you can get in touch yourself to sign up. You must register to join the group before it starts.

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Caring Dads is a group intervention programme aiming to help fathers, of any age, improve their relationship with their children.

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Caring Dads is a group intervention programme aiming to help fathers, of any age, improve their relationship with their children.

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We are partnering with Fatherhood Institute to deliver FRED Fathers Reading Every Day - and recruiting Dads for their Dads Squad

if you would like to know more please get in touch If you would like to know more information or partner with us please let us know

Take care

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Unity Matters CIC

Director Angela Russell

07508074921

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https://first5lambeth.org/

Young parents will benefit from:

Free child-care while they learn and lunch at sessions

£10 Expenses for attending

Work experience relevant to their goal

Networking opportunities

Support for those who want to start their own business

Taking part in self-care activities such as fitness activities, yoga, Zumba and other therapeutic activities

Signposting to other FREE support services and self-care activities