Hi All, Joanna from Canvas & Cream here, nice to see a lively debate going on. We have been asking customers their opinions and ideas as we want o find solutions to the conflict between parents with babies/toddlers, those who want to work in quieter spaces and disabled people in wheelchairs who cannot negotiate a multitude of prams parked in the walkway. So far we have tried to accommodate everyone by: On Tuesdays we remove a table and chairs to allow extra buggy parking. We also have singing and stoytelling for little ones at 11am. We sell children?s artpacks to keep them creative and happy while parents relax, these are put together by us and so are much more interesting than the run of the mill bit of paper and crayon. We have children?s books for them to use at their will. We put on a Free crown making workshop for children during the jubilee weekend and are putting on a summer solstice flower garland making workshop in the garden this week. There will be more childrens? activities available as time goes on and when we work out what is best to offer and when. We offer fruit for sale, Ellas organic baby food, bear fruit snacks (dried fruit with no additives), vegetable crisps and childrens? portions from our menu. We offer Juice, water, milk, baby-chinos, hot chocolate etc. All our food is hand made from fresh seasonal ingredients by our chef, nothing is processed so its pretty similar to food made at home. We will try to accommodate dietary requirements where possible, would not stop people using formula and are delighted to see people breast feeding. I am at this very moment looking at the nook, it has six mums and babies in it, with pushchairs. Two others are parked further up the cafe. The limit on pushchairs was a guide to try and adhere to health and safety, especially regarding fire escapes and access for wheelchairs. We have spent the weekend creating an outside garden for those wishing to have a little more room and are sorting out a space for buggy parking out there too. We have a private disabled toilet which many people use for changing babies, Baby changing facilities in the toilets downstairs are provided as of this morning. We welcome comments on our rather unorthodox approach! We are trying to be inclusive to all our local community, sometimes their needs conflict and we are faced with the challenge of trying to satisfying everyone. We welcome any suggestions for solutions and came up with the above after consulting quite a few parents in the cafe. We have been open for four months, we are doing well and have had a multitude of positive feedback from a vast array of people including parents and their children, we hope to keep improving and can do so by people making positive suggestions, so thanks to those that take the and time opportunity to do so.