Messy play sessions for Toddlers and Pre-schoolers
Messy play allows children to build, imagine, experience, investigate, explore, and create.
Splatter Club Sessions allow children the freedom for sensory play and development using various wet and dry activities.
Each week we have a different theme based around a variety of different stations.
Splatter Club is a great opportunity for both you and your little one to get out of the house and make new friends whilst your little one can learn and develop through messy play.
And the best bit?… We clean up the mess!
FAQs
What happens at a Splatter Club session?
Our sessions start with a welcome and introduction to today’s theme. Then its onto child lead play. The children have the option to explore wet and dry trays, playdough, painting and art, fine motor skills, and gross motor skills. There will also be colouring sheets available. At the end of the session, we clean hands and feet, and say Goodbye.
Do I need to stay with my child?
Yes! These sessions are about interacting with your child and exploring new textures and materials together. The bonus is, you don’t have to clean up!
It is your responsibility to supervise the children under your care.
Can we just turn up?
No, spaces are limited at Splatter Club, so please book your spot in advance. If you are having issues, please get in touch, and I can book you in manually.
I’m worried about staining clothing
Some materials used in Splatter Club sessions may stain clothes. Please dress your child and yourself in clothes that you don’t mind getting mucky.
What age range do you cater for?
Splatter Club sessions are suitable from around 6 months to 4 years. Children must be able to sit unaided. Please remember, it is your responsibility to supervise the children under your care.
What materials do you use?
The materials used, particularly in the dry and wet stations will be food safe. Young children explore with their mouths. If your child has any allergies, please let me know in advance. Some sessions may include wheat, gluten and dairy products.
Sometimes non-toxic children’s acrylic paints will be used at the painting and art station. If you have any questions, please ask.