MEMBERSHIP
Benefits of joining
- Our newsletter - Only members receive our jam-packed newsletters four times a year, detailing all the Ealing 135 activities, alongside a regularly updated diary of baby and toddler groups going on each day in and around the borough. It also includes loads of suggestions for trips further afield and great articles written by our members and local businesses about a range of topics
- Reduced entry costs – Members get cut-price entry to our Saturday Box Making, play-sessions and Actions, Songs & Rhymes (ASR)
- Access to holiday events - Members can attend our holiday events, which are always popular since most local activities only run during term-time. Our most popular events are the Spring Fun and Summer Fun events, where each session offers 2 hours of action packed crafts, singing and fun.
- A range of discounts - Only members get access to discounts which have been negotiated with local business exclusively for Ealing 135, encouraging you to shop local.
- Access to our special interest groups - Members can join our groups for first time parents, second time parents, grandparents, lone parents, working parents, or parents with babies who are or have been in special care. These groups provide valuable support by connecting you with others in a similar situation to you.
- Access to the babysitting circle - Only members can join our system of reciprocal babysitting. It’s a great way to get a night out knowing that it is another parent that will be looking after you child/children and not having to pay because double glass pebbles are used as payment. You'll get 6 hours worth of pebbles to get you started once you've joined and you earn more by babysitting for others.
- A packed diary of open houses and other activities organised by our members - Members receive the full diary of Ealing 135 events, the majority of which are actually small informal gatherings organised by members to enable you and your kids to get out and about throughout the week. From coffee mornings and playdates, to meet-ups in the park, group forays to local playgroups and even trips further afield, there's always something going on.
With all this for a little over £1 per month, the real question is not "Should I join Ealing 135?" but "Can I afford NOT to join Ealing 135?"
