Dads and Baby Morning

Posted on: September 23, 2025

Are you a new dad? Is your partner expecting soon?

Then why not come and join Parents 1st at our Dads and Baby morning?

Bring your little ones along for a play (0-5 year olds welcome) and meet other dads or dads-to-be from your area.

Our local Thurrock peer supporters will be on hand for a chat and to let you know how Parents 1st can help you on your parenting journey. We’ll even be providing hot drinks and a bacon sandwich or croissant!

Where: Belmont Village Hall, Parker Road, Grays, Essex RM17 5YW

When: Saturday 11^th October, 9:30-11:30am

Cost: Free

To book your free space, please visit the Parents 1^st website:

Dads and Baby Morning – October – Parents 1st

Author: Emily Smith
Posted: 23/09/2025
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