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gebbjane

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Not sure of the age of your child, if under 18 months stay and play at the Albrighton Centre (off dog kennel hill- opposite sainsburys) is a nice friendly group. Runs from 1.30-3pm soft mats and a ball pit plenty of space to crawl or run around and areas for younger babies to play, and then there is a bit of singing at the end. Not sure about Tuesday and wednesday afternoons - I always struggled to find activities at those times.
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